Ghislaine Maxwell, the disgraced associate of the late billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has earned herself the moniker of a 'prison Karen' due to an incessant litany of complaints during her incarceration. The 61-year-old socialite, who is serving a 20-year sentence for facilitating Epstein's exploitation of underage girls, appears to be struggling with her adjustment to prison life.

Insiders from FCI Tallahassee, where Maxwell is currently detained, recount incidents of her voicing grievances over everything from laundry to prison food. Her issues with her living conditions and fellow inmates provide a stark contrast to the lavish lifestyle she previously led.

Maxwell's prison woes began with her first cellmate, a transgender individual known by the moniker 'Batman.' Batman's habit of hanging underwear to dry on the bed railing allegedly irked Maxwell. Matters escalated when Batman allegedly snuck a partner into the cramped 5-by-8-foot cell for an amorous overnight encounter.

"Maxwell found the sounds of their nighttime activities unbearable. She was situated mere feet from the spectacle and couldn't ignore the disturbance," shared a prison insider. Maxwell subsequently reported Batman to the unit's case manager.

However, her following cellmate proved no better match, with the two clashing over everything from smelly sneakers to clothing hangers. The confrontation escalated to the point where Maxwell's new bunkmate reportedly threatened her with a padlock, prompting yet another complaint from Maxwell and the removal of her cellmate.

The notorious socialite's criticisms of her incarceration experience exceed well over 400 in number, a testament to her discontentment with the prison environment. She's reportedly displeased with everything from the lack of hypoallergenic pillows to the absence of satisfactory vegan meal options in the cafeteria.

However, some insiders speculate that Maxwell's ceaseless complaints may be part of a larger strategy. One source suggests, "Maxwell appears to be under the impression that if she keeps causing disturbances, she might eventually be granted a cell to herself." This theory remains unconfirmed, but what is clear is that the transition from high society to prison bars continues to be a turbulent one for Ghislaine Maxwell.