WME CEO Ari Removes All Meghan Markle's Images from Website Following Emergency Meetings

There's been some interesting insider chatter on Reddit regarding Meghan Markle's relationship with the prominent agency WME, and it's quite the talk of the town. You might recall the infamous book by Scobey, the one that caused a royal ruckus. Well, it appears that WME had a serious heart-to-heart with Meghan Markle, and the message was clear: no more Royal smear campaigns, or they're out of the picture. But there's a twist to this tale. Meghan won't be penning any more memoirs about her and Harry. It seems the Dutch translation of her previous book was the final straw. So, no more solo ventures aimed at launching verbal attacks. 

And here's the kicker – they've hinted that their working relationship might be on rocky ground. Why, you ask? Well, it seems Meghan has done some significant damage to her reputation. Now, let's peek into our crystal ball for the 2024 season of Harry and Meghan. Get ready for adorable Archie and Lilibet pictures, along with some random and awkward snaps of the little Royals. Who could those generous ARU donors be? We're left guessing, but ARU is sure to have some supportive backers.Next up, Harry's escape plan. 

What unconventional methods will Harry turn to in coping with his Royal woes? We'll be keeping a close eye on that.And Meghan's vanishing act – is she going to pull a "Houdini"? Stay tuned to find out.

The divorce saga – are they really splitting, or is it just another cliffhanger? The rumors keep swirling. Meghan's graceful strides – let's count how many parking lots Meghan elegantly struts through, almost like an art form. And finally, the enigmatic "Clever Blends." We're still scratching our heads on that one.

According to Lady C, WME is prepared to part ways with Meghan Markle, limiting her projects to things like store openings or gas station meet-and-greets. Lady C also predicts that 2024 may not be a year of redemption but rather tears for Meghan, according to her sources.

Meanwhile, Harry is allegedly hard at work on his second book, a follow-up to the controversial "Spare" released earlier this year. He signed a multi-million-pound deal with Penguin Books for future releases, although the topic remains a mystery. It's believed he received a £17 million advance payment for his first book, which made quite a splash.

Expert Christina Garabaldi suggests that the new book may not be as hard-hitting as "Spare." It appears that Prince Harry and Meghan are shifting gears towards a softer public image, with a lot on their plates. Harry working on another book, and Meghan focusing on philanthropy, suggests they're in high demand. Here's hoping they can redirect their efforts towards charitable projects and leave the juicy details behind. Ross believes the new book could be a fresh start for the Sussex couple, focusing on their public efforts and charity work. We're all eager to see them making a positive impact in the world.