After her visit, Meghan took to Instagram to share her experience. Justice for Girls also expressed their delight in having Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, join their discussion, along with Jessica Lake and Lorie Thompson from the Lake Fames All One Fund. They had a heartfelt conversation about justice and equality for teenage girls facing poverty in Canada and around the world.
However, a source from Blind Item Today revealed that Meghan didn't capture the footage she deemed necessary for her documentary project during the initial visit. As a result, she reportedly had the group of women change places and enlisted more camera-friendly individuals to ask pre-planned questions. This approach may have required compensation for the women involved and the signing of strict non-disclosure agreements to protect the project's integrity.
Critics believe that Meghan's attempts to regain her Hollywood career have been challenging, especially following her rift with the royal family. Reports suggest that she lost a potential lucrative contract to actress Meg Bellamy, known for her role as young Kate Middleton in the Netflix series "The Crown." Luxury brands have reportedly shown interest in Bellamy, treating her as a sought-after figure in the industry, similar to Kate Middleton herself.
Meghan recently announced her comeback to the entertainment industry, expressing her excitement about new projects in collaboration with her husband. Their move into production suggests a new chapter in their careers after Meghan's previous acting stint and her transition into royalty alongside Prince Harry
