"Hurricane Meghan", the workaholic, Markle shakes the staff with his departure at 5am

Meghan Markle was officially welcomed into the royal fold only six months earlier, when she married Prince Harry at their lavish wedding at Windsor Castle in May.

But at this point, it seems that the Duchess of Sussex really wanted to mark and do things as she intended – all in a family that had followed strict protocols for centuries.

She is the first woman of African-American descent to marry in the heart of the royal family and a divorced woman.

Yet the seismic shift she caused to The Windsor House never stopped with the exchange of greetings – with her irresistible energy brand coming and going from the West Coast that earned her the nickname "Hurricane" Meghan ".

She wasted no time in marking her new in-laws as she was determined to do what she was from the beginning, reports The Mail on Sunday.

According to a royal source, Meghan is standing at 5 am, whether it's raining or raining, and her formidable work ethic is comparable to something that the palace staff never had experienced before.

This does seem to correspond to her incessant flow of ideas on how to shape her role – reports claiming that she sends six or seven texts to palace aides with ideas and requests.

In addition to its announced commitments, Meghan has conducted a series of "undercover" missions to meet the British people, especially those associated with good causes.

It is perhaps this seismic change that has caused the wave of royal staff change in recent months.

Just a few days ago, it appeared that Meghan's personal assistant had resigned just six months after taking office.

The help, identified only under the name of "Melissa", would have resigned suddenly, shortly after Meghan's wedding in the royal family in May.

She will soon be joined by the private secretary of the royal couple, Samantha Cohen, who will leave in the spring of 2019, and follow Harry's right arm, Edward Lane Fox, at the palace gate.

Senior Communications Secretary Katrina McKeever, the focal point of Meghan's family, also quietly left the Kensington Palace press office in September.

Some who remain, meanwhile, behave in a manner that may seem unorthodox, with the deputy private secretary Meghan filmed who seems to have pushed a photographer of his boss during the recent tour in Australia.

After her wedding on May 17, during her first royal engagement, many explained how she seemed to have changed her style to better match the kingship.

But a few months later, she found her usual style: bare legs, shorter styles, not quite in agreement with the royal protol.

Since then, a source from one of the fashion teams who visited Kensington Palace told the Mail on Sunday: "Meghan is told that she has to start dressing less like a Hollywood star than like a royal. "