Kate Middleton's Ex Stylist Blows Up the Spot

"I'mma throw shade, if I can't get paid blow you up to your girl like the army grenade."

This week Kate Middleton's personal assistant and stylist, Natasha Archer, announced her resignation after 15 years.

After Natasha quit the firm she went public on Instagram accidentally revealing that she follows Meghan Markle, Meghan friends, Meghan's business and Meghan's fashion fan pages...

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Earlier this week, Kate Middleton's royal team at Kensington Palace experienced a major shakeup with her personal assistant, Natasha Archer, stepping down after 15 years.

Just days after the announcement, Archer made her formerly private Instagram public - and royal fans were shocked to see the accounts she's reportedly following.

Since making her account public, fans have posted screenshots of Archer's alleged Instagram follows on social media. Most notably, Archer appears to follow Meghan Markle.

She also appears to follow several of Markle's close friends, including Abigail Spencer, Daniel Martin, and Delfina Blaquier. Other interesting follows include the account "What Meghan Wore," Prince Harry's ex girlfriend, Cressida Bonas, and Markle's wedding dress designer.

Fans also shared screenshots showing Archer following Meghan's skincare specialist and hair stylist, as well as Prince Harry's best friend, the friend's wife, and the couple's foundation Archewell's former president.

Currently, Archer's Instagram does not show her following the accounts listed above, however, fans are claiming she has purged hundreds of accounts from her following list since the Meghan Markle connections were discovered.

Archer joined the royal household in 2010, first as a personal assistant to both the Prince and Princess of Wales. She ultimately became Middleton's de facto stylist and served as the royal couple's senior private executive assistant.

For years, fans of the Duchess of Sussex have claimed that the Princess of Wales has copied her style. Now, some believe the Instagram follows serve as proof the rumors are true.