Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have faced significant challenges in retaining staff since their marriage in 2018, with a reported 18 departures, including their latest chief of staff, Josh Kettler, who left after just three months. Kettler, hired on a trial basis, was expected to assist Harry during key tours but his departure has been attributed to the demanding nature of the Sussexes, which some former employees have described as setting 'impossible' expectations. Royal expert Tom Quinn noted that this trend could deter potential hires, as the couple's reputation for high demands continues to grow. Additionally, Meghan has struggled to find a chief executive for her cooking and lifestyle brand, further highlighting staffing difficulties. The Sussexes' ongoing staff turnover raises questions about their leadership style and adaptability in their new roles outside of royal duties.