While Megan has been under contract with talent agency WME since April of the previous year, no specific projects have been officially announced as of yet. Fitzwilliams explained, "If Megan went back to 'Suits,' it would be very ironic and rather comical. You have shows like 'South Park' and other comedians making fun of them. However, you shouldn't write them off because they're unpredictable, and they love surprising people."
Furthermore, there have been reports that Megan and Harry have been blacklisted from the Grammy Awards, Super Bowl, and Oscars. The source mentioned that Megan has been searching for the best parking lot in Los Angeles to give the impression that she was too busy to attend these events. The source also claimed that Harry was expecting a recording award nomination but was ultimately disappointed. They had planned a grand party, and the arrangements for the post-event celebrations are still undecided due to uncertainty about their presence.
Regarding the Oscars, Megan's staff allegedly spread rumors about negotiations between the academy and WME for her to present an award. She also leaked a story about their plans to attend the Vanity Fair Oscars after-party. However, they have reportedly been unable to secure an invitation to Elton John's famous fundraising Oscars after-party, despite their efforts over the years. As Megan's desperation seemingly grows, it is difficult to predict what lies ahead for her.
In addition, Megan was snubbed from a Super Bowl commercial featuring the cast of "Suits." The championship game, set to take place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, marks the first time Nevada has hosted a Super Bowl. The event is highly anticipated, with various star-studded parties, concerts, and tailgates scheduled. Notable personalities such as Kris Jenner, Rita Ora, and Kate McKinnon are expected to participate. The Super Bowl is one of the most-watched television events in the United States, attracting around 115 million viewers last year. Advertisers pay significant sums for commercials during the game, with CBS reportedly selling 30-second spots for up to $7 million this year.
Despite Megan's purported connections with the CEO of Paramount, the company allegedly refused to offer her an advertising deal or assist in securing Super Bowl tickets.
