Reports suggest that the company's Chief, Ari Emanuel, grew impatient with Markle's interference and leaked information to the media without WME's knowledge, causing conflicting messages. There seems to be tension between Markle and WME, with the agency allegedly finding it difficult to work with her due to her insistence on being involved in every aspect.
Executives at WME express concerns over Markle's perceived desire to be at odds with someone, which they believe stems from a sense of inadequacy. Her constant comparison with her sister-in-law, Catherine, has raised eyebrows within the agency.
As WME distances itself from Markle, her future prospects in the entertainment industry appear uncertain. The Sussexes have faced a series of failed deals recently, with their brand seemingly centered around their grievances with the royal family. With the public's appetite for content about the royal feud waning, the duo finds themselves in a difficult position to sustain interest in their projects.
On Markle's upcoming birthday on August 4th, she is expected to release something significant, but it remains to be seen whether WME will have any involvement. Rolling Stone magazine describes the Sussexes' current phase as their "flop era," as their endeavors struggle to garner the same attention as before.
The couple's decision to step back as senior members of the royal family in January 2020 and their subsequent move to California have been met with mixed reviews. While they have released various projects detailing their experiences within the royal family, the novelty of their narratives may have worn off for the audience.
Markle's partnership with WME has ended on a sour note, and the future of her entertainment ventures seems uncertain as the public's interest in the royal feud begins to wane. The Sussexes are facing challenges in sustaining their brand and maintaining relevancy in the entertainment industry.
