AceShowbiz - Meghan Markle apparently believed that she could be the "queen bee" after marrying Prince Harry. A royal expert made the claims about the Duchess of Sussex on True Royalty TV's "The Royal Beat".

According to a Mirror article on Friday, September 30, royal expert Katie Nicholl said during the interview, "I think there were culture clashes, there were personality clashes." She continued, "But I think ultimately, Meghan did want to be queen bee."

Katie went on to say Meghan expected the palace to take immediate action at her request as the Duchess often sent out emails with orders to her staff late at night. "She expected an immediacy that went with those dawn emails so that she'd hatch an idea, want it executed by the next day, and didn't quite get that the palace worked at a different pace," Katie claimed.

The royal expert shared that she initially didn't think Meghan's early correspondence was "a huge issue," adding that the Queen would also send late-night emails. "But my understanding from the people that I spoke to, many of whom did work for the Sussexes, was that Meghan in particular [would] want everything done now," she explained.

Prior to this, Valentine Low wrote on his new book "Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown" that Meghan dreamed of being "the [Beyonce Knowles] of the U.K." when she married Prince Harry. A source told the author, "I think Meghan thought she was going to be the Beyonce of the U.K."

"Being part of the royal family would give her that kudos. Whereas what she discovered was that there were so many rules that were so ridiculous that she couldn't even do the things that she could do as a private individual, which is tough," the source added. "It just required the decision-makers to sit around a table and say, 'OK, what are we going to do about this? What do you need to feel better? And what can we give?' "

In related news, royal biographer Angela Levin claimed that Prince Harry mistreated new Queen Consort Camilla. "I decided that somehow I had to rebalance things," the author of "Camilla" said on the British talk show "Lorraine" on Friday. "One was 'The Crown', which I felt had been really cruel to her, and the other was actually Prince Harry, who had said really nasty things about her, too."