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A YouTube star has accused Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of 'defaming' and 'slandering' her in their bombshell Netflix documentary - while vowing to 'pursue every opportunity to nail [them] to the wall'. <br>Shallon Lester, from California, came out guns blazing against the Sussexes in a new video posted to her account on Tuesday, in which she railed against Harry, 38, and Meghan, 41, for allegedly 'mischaracterizing' her in the six-part Netflix series. <br>Back in December,  after a clip from her YouTube account was shown in their documentary, implying that she was part of a coordinated trolling campaign against the couple. <br>The outspoken influencer has now hinted that she may pursue legal action against them - noting in her video that her 'lawyer is going to be mad' at her for me, accusing Markle of having 'a terrible work ethic'.<br>'The Duchess or reality TV show game show briefcase girl, whatever the f**k she thinks she's supposed to be, has had her deal with Spotify, the $20million 12-episode podcast deal, cut,' Lester said.<br>'And it seems that now Spotify has cut ties with her, everybody is coming out of the woodwork to denounce this couple's terrible work ethic, [their] entitled, bizarre, self-aggrandizing attitude, and general unlikability.<br>'You've got a Spotify exec calling them "f***ing grifters".<br><br>That's a direct quote,' she said, . <br>          Lester went on to mock the royals for losing their $20million Spotify deal, accusing Markle of having 'a terrible work ethic'<br>'And even the UTA, the United Talent Agency, a huge talent agency in Hollywood, the head of that saying, "I don't think they're that talented."<br>'The word talent is literally in the title of the company he runs and he's like, "No, they don't have it,"' Lester laughed.<br>The social media star also mocked Meghan and Harry over a recent report claiming Netflix had knocked back several of their show pitches.<br>The WSJ said that the pair had suggested shows that were too similar to already popular Netflix programs, such as sitcoms like Emily in Paris but 'about a man', and a show about LGBTQ characters similar to those in Heartstopper. <br>'Have you heard about some of the horses**t ideas they've pitched?' Lester said.<br>'Emily in Paris, but a guy.<br><br>Emilio in Paris? Emmett in Paris? Nobody needs that show,' she remarked.<br>         'It seems that now Spotify has cut ties with her, everybody is coming out of the woodwork to denounce this couple's terrible work ethic,' Lester said<br>         The social media star also mocked Meghan and Harry over a recent report claiming that Netflix had knocked back several of their show pitches<br>Lester has been at odds with the couple since last year after their Netflix series Harry & Megan included footage of one of her videos in a segment about the pair being the victims of a trolling conspiracy.<br>The segment, which aired in episode five of Harry & Meghan, featured Algorithms of Oppression author Safiya Noble and Bot Sentinel CEO Christopher Bouzy claiming there was a 'coordinated' online campaign to spread 'hate propaganda' against the Sussexes.  <br>Bot Sentinel analyzed thousands of negative tweets about Harry and Meghan and determined a large number of the tweets had come from a small group of people, which included Meghan's estranged half-sister Samantha Markle. <br>'They were actively recruiting people.<br><br>Telling people how to create multiple accounts. It's insane. And it was done by people who were just not the typical "trolls,"' Bouzy said in the series.<br>'These are housewives, these are middle-aged Caucasian women creating just constant attacks from, "Go back to America" to basically: "Why don't you die?"'<br>         Lester branded the couple's Netflix documentary 'a festival of bulls**t' and 'pathetic fiction' after they implied that she was part of a 'coordinated trolling campaign' in the series<br>         'As per usual, nothing these two say make sense.<br><br>Any "report" in this documentary is pure pathetic fiction, not even clever enough for a Suits rerun,' Lester fumed in December<br>During the segment, a compilation of various YouTubers criticising Markle was played, which included Lester and Sky News Australia contributor Daisy Cousens.<br>Lester fired back at the outrageous claims, telling Daily Mail Australia at the time that it was all 'pathetic fiction'.<br>'Never have I made any shred of content from an account other than my own, or encouraged anyone to make any content targeting them.<br><br>If I did, where? YouTube? Show me. How did I influence millions to harass Meghan and Harry and no one can find one shred of evidence?' she said in December.<br>'As per usual, nothing these two say makes sense. Any "report" in this documentary is pure pathetic fiction, not even clever enough for a Suits rerun.<br>'To show a clip from my video in this segment is clearly meant to pinpoint me as one of these 83 clandestine operators when the reality is much more mundane: Meghan and Harry are simply very unlikeable, and no one needs to be part of a conspiracy to see that.<br>'They just suck, and everyone can tell.<br><br>Meghan can play the race card all she wants - plenty of black people are over her schtick too. Her idea of solving racism is hogging all of it for herself. Some people have actual hardships.'<br>                'They just suck, and everyone can tell.<br><br>Meghan can play the race card all she wants - plenty of black people are over her schtick too,' Lester raged<br>Lester, who says she was never contacted for comment by Netflix or even informed she would be included in the docuseries, said she was considering legal action.<br>'It is defamatory, slanderous and I am discussing legal action with my team against Meghan and Harry, and Bot Sentinel CEO Christopher Bouzy for his unfounded statements presented as facts,' she said.<br>'I challenge anyone associated with this documentary to prove these claims of a shadow network.<br>'The very fact that they assume there's some sort of global conspiracy against them is exactly why everyone despises them so much.<br>'They're paranoid and self-aggrandizing, and can't fathom the idea that their boring, entitled victim narratives make them grating, cringey a**holes.<br><br>Simple as that.'<br>Bouzy claims in Netflix's Harry & Meghan that his company looked into 114,000 tweets, which he says came from 82 accounts that had a reach of 17 million people.<br>         Lester, who is the former editor of Star magazine, boasts almost 350,000 subscribers on YouTube and is known for celebrity-based advice videos<br>Referencing the Bot Sentinel report, a Twitter spokesperson told HuffPost in 2021 in a statement: 'Of the 50+ accounts referenced in the report, our teams took action on four accounts for violations of our platform manipulation and [https://www.difacomputer.com/jasa-instal-ulang-jakarta-selatan/ spam] policy, meaning that many of these accounts are in fact run by unique individuals.<br>'At this time, there's no evidence of widespread coordination, the use of multiple accounts by single people, or other platform manipulation tactics.'<br>They also suggested that the term 'bot' is frequently misused, including to refer to accounts that people disagree with.<br>Daily Mail Australia contacted Netflix and Bot Sentinel for comment at the time. <br>