If royal life brought them headlines, Hollywood handed them plot twists. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have navigated fame through Netflix revelations, ventures, and the Duchess’s podcasts, juggling personal and professional life. Yet behind the polished facade, the Duchess has seen many staff members leave over time, with several high-profile departures standing out. And history has quietly repeated itself, as she recently parted ways with yet another team member, adding to the long list.

Just three months in, Markle’s inner circle saw another shake-up, Ex-Netflix executive Emily Robinson stepped away.

The Duchess of Sussex has parted ways with her tenth communications chief in five years, as Emily Robinson, a former Netflix executive, left Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s team after joining in June 2025. Daily Mail journalist Alison Boshoff notes Robinson’s stint lasted only three months. A friend told Daily Mail that Robinson is  “not a quitter” and that “things must have been pretty horrible for her to go.” Robinson's LinkedIn now omits the Sussexes entirely, keeping only her previous roles.

Emily Robinson’s hiring sparked controversy because of her work on The Crown, which dramatized sensitive royal moments, including fictionalized portrayals of Princess Diana. Her recent departure, according to reports, adds to the Sussexes’ ongoing public relations challenges since relocating to California in 2020. Over the years, at least ten publicists have left the Sussexes, a team whose shrinking ranks has often fueled intense scrutiny.

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In June, it was revealed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had parted ways with six more employees, including their two in-house representatives. By July, the total number of staff they had lost or dismissed since stepping down as working royals in 2020 had risen to twenty-five, with some departures still unreported. The couple’s pattern of frequent turnover continued unabated. One royal source bluntly told Page Six, “Milk lasts longer than their employees.”

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, have seen hard-working staff depart in rapid succession. Los Angeles-based deputy press secretary Kyle Boulia and European communications director Charlie Gipson have left. Deesha Tank, Archewell’s director of communications, and Lianne Cashin, former head of operations, have also moved on. Adding to the most talked-about staff drama, Emily Robinson’s exit has become one of the most discussed departures in the couple’s controversial communications history.

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