As she approaches her 42nd birthday, it's evident that Meghan is facing challenges in winning public favor, not only in the UK but also in the US. Tabloid media reports suggest that Meghan and her husband, Prince Harry, are experiencing strained relations with their celebrity friends, as they seem to be increasingly siding with the royal family amid ongoing disputes.
This includes the recent incident with music streaming service Spotify, where Meghan's pleas for help from LightWorkers Media, an American Christian media and film production company headed by President Roma Downey and her husband Mark Burnett, were turned down.
LightWorkers Media had previously supported Meghan and shared PR articles about her, but their support ceased in the last few months, notably after Meghan and Mark Burnett were both looking to purchase beach homes in Malibu.
Inside sources reveal that Roma Downey became wary of Meghan's intentions when she learned about her plans to acquire a mansion in Malibu, coincidentally at a time when her husband, Mark Burnett, was also seeking a beach home in the same area. Concerned about potential deception from someone she had helped wholeheartedly, Roma decided to cut off Meghan's sponsorship.
Mark Burnett, a British television producer with a net worth of $500 million, is renowned for creating and producing popular reality TV shows like "The Apprentice" and "Survivor." As chairman of MGM Worldwide Television Group, Burnett has overseen the acquisition of several companies, contributing to MGM's resurgence in the entertainment industry.
Meghan's declining popularity and the cutting off of her funding by President Downey are clear indications of the challenges she and Prince Harry are currently facing. The situation poses questions about the couple's future and how they will navigate their relationships in both the public and celebrity spheres.
