In a recent episode of "The Tonight for Daily" podcast with Crystal Radio, host Christa theorizes that the rumors surrounding "The Bodyguard" are part of a digital strategy to divert attention from real-life negative stories about Meghan Markle and her bodyguards.
Radio presenter Christo Fufas, on the same topic, has dismissed reports suggesting that the Duchess of Sussex might land a major role in a sequel to the hit movie. He believes that these rumors are part of Meghan's digital strategy to overshadow any negative stories associated with her and her bodyguards.
Kinsey Scofield, a podcaster, commented on the reports, stating that the claim of Kevin Costner considering Meghan for "The Bodyguard" sequel is a ridiculous lie. She mentioned that the sequel to "The Bodyguard" was originally intended for Princess Diana, and Kevin had a revised script on his desk the day Diana passed away.
Early reports had suggested that Kevin Costner was considering the Duchess of Sussex for a role in the sequel to his hit movie. Costner, who starred alongside the late Whitney Houston in the original film, was reportedly in talks with Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, to involve Princess Diana in the sequel.
However, according to American magazine In Touch, it would have been a betrayal of Meghan Markle, as it was alleged that she had engaged in an extramarital relationship with her bodyguard, Chris Sanchez. The prince supposedly discovered the affair and promptly filed for divorce.
In Touch magazine reported a heated exchange between Harry and Meghan, where the prince allegedly found his wife in the company of Chris Sanchez, the bodyguard in question, at their California mansion.
However, there is no photographic evidence to support this claim. Chris Sanchez, known for his extensive career in personal security and having served high-ranking officials like Barack Obama and George Bush, was allegedly present during the dispute.
While these reports remain speculative gossip without any confirmed sources, they have spread through the tabloids. It seems that in the UK, people are open to welcoming Harry back in the event that things with Meghan go wrong.
The speculation suggests that dating a bodyguard can be overlooked to a certain extent since they are required to be with you both at home and in public. However, the view is that Chris Sanchez is not considered marriage material for Meghan, as he lacks wealth, fame, power, and influence. If Meghan desired a quiet Mr. and Mrs. lifestyle, she could have had that with Harry. Thus, it is assumed that Meghan's needs might not be fulfilled within her marriage to Harry.
