Meghan Markle gets up at 5 o'clock in the morning. "Rain or Shine", the staff of Bombards receives SMS, according to insiders of the "daily mail"

Barely six months after her entry into the royal family, Duchess of Sussex's Meghan Markle submerged the palace with her "swirling" work habits, according to insiders.

Since she officially joined the British Royal Family on May 19, Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex and her marriage to Prince Harry, have profoundly changed the daily activities of the family. She has a tireless work schedule that, according to insiders, has been "less of a breath of fresh air and more of a whirlwind."

According to an exclusive report published in Britain Daily mail, the duchess gets out of bed every day at 5 am, "rain or shine", and strikes the ground, often sending several text messages to the royal team in charge of helping her, thus giving her private nickname "Hurricane Meghan. "

"Hurricane Meghan" tears the rules, from fashion to friendships, diplomacy and etiquette of car doors (the duchess closes hers), Daily Mail reported.

Although she is suspected of having generally warm relations with her mother-in-law, Queen Elizabeth II, Markle's independence, particularly with regard to her fashion choices, have sometimes hindered the very traditional monarch, described as one for the rules ", according to the Daily Mail report.

But it's the seemingly limitless energy that the 37-year-old American television actress brings to her new job that has caused the biggest stir among the palace's initiates, according to the report.

"She gets up early at 5 am, when it rains or sells, and it is said that the palace staff has never experienced anything from as far as Meghan's amazing work ethic, "the newspaper reported. "In addition to her announced commitments, Meghan has conducted a series of" undercover "missions to meet the British people, especially those associated with good causes."

Markle's "West Coast Energy" proved to be an "uncomfortable fit" with the often suffocating formality of the Royal Staff, of which she would have reportedly written "six or seven" each day.

Apparently, even the recent announcement of her pregnancy did nothing to reduce the hectic pace of the Duchess's daily work – but it created another headache for the royal staff. Namely, the expectant mother created a new level of security concerns, according to a report by Express.

"It's more dangerous now than she's pregnant for sure," said Matt Fiddes, security specialist who has already coordinated the security of modern pop star Michael Jackson. "They are going to 100% engage more security for Meghan, I've already seen it with other celebrities. As they become more and more pregnant, the demand will always increase. It will limit its royal commitments and greatly increase its security. "