James Corden, who is well-known for his charm and wit, is set to take viewers on an exciting adventure as the host of a show in which he explores the personal lives of some of the biggest celebrities in the world. Here's where it becomes interesting, though: Scott Greenstein, President and Chief Content Officer of SiriusXM, has sent out a strong warning: Meghan and Harry are not invited. Yes, Meghan won't be appearing on Corden's show anytime soon, despite her seeming desire to make her imprint in the spotlight. And why, one would wonder.
Scott Greenstein, however, says that James Corden is a trailblazer, a tremendous talent, and he wants to pick his guests carefully. He doesn't want to invite anyone who could cause trouble; that is, he doesn't want Meghan and Harry attending, as they have, let's be honest, been at the centre of a lot of controversy, particularly in relation to their relationships with the royal family.
What's noteworthy about this situation right now is the conjecture over Meghan's possible affiliation with WME (William Morris Endeavour). It's no secret that Meghan has struggled to establish herself in Hollywood, and some have speculated that Serena Williams—who is signed to WME—may have done some scheming to win Meghan over. But why would WME take on an individual who is seen as a contentious character in the industry?
Is it possible that Meghan, as Prince Harry has acknowledged, is willing to go above and beyond? According to some, Meghan may have used threats to maintain her position, which could harm Serena's reputation if things don't work out for her. After all, being blacklisted can have negative effects, and in Hollywood, reputation is everything.
The problem is that James Corden and his group are resistant to being persuaded. They are astute enough to see past the smoke and mirrors, guaranteeing that there will be no drama on their show.
