In a surprising turn of events, Meghan Markle, often labeled as greedy, is reportedly facing rejection in Hollywood, despite being one of the most well-known women on the planet. Meghan's success in show business doesn't seem to impress Hollywood heavyweights. The 42-year-old Duchess of Sussex's next podcast with Lemonada Media was postponed until next year. Executives at the corporation reportedly put the project on hold because they were concerned that her audio projects would be overshadowed by the imminent debut of her lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, according to InTouch.
An insider informed the magazine that when Meghan becomes avaricious, her need for everything at once backfires. The source said, "She is overplaying her hand and has turned into a complete 'f'." This obviously didn't sit well with Lemonada, who were expecting to be Meghan's top priority. The alleged rejection of the podcast coincides with Meghan's Spotify series "Archetypes" not receiving a second season renewal. According to the insider, Meghan is in dire need of a successful Netflix series or lifestyle brand to prove to her husband, Prince Harry, that they are still relevant in the entertainment industry.
A-list celebrities, on the other hand, show little regard for Meghan. According to a reliable Hollywood source who spoke with InTouch, "Those A-listers and the royals are laughing at her now after all her failures."
Despite unveiling a new lifestyle company, Meghan hasn't abandoned her hopes of entering politics. The 42-year-old Duchess of Sussex has long been linked to a future in politics. Unverified rumors indicate that since leaving royal life in 2020, she has been establishing relationships with prominent Democrats.
Valerie Biden Owens, the sister of President Biden, was said to have previously supported Meghan as a candidate for the White House. Paul Burrell, the former butler of the late Princess Diana, once observed about Meghan, "I've always maintained she had her eye on politics."
"If she decides to try her hand at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue after having successful careers in film, actors like Ronald Reagan and Arnold Schwarzenegger made names for themselves in politics," Burrell added. However, Burrell hinted at the potential for a royal reconciliation between Prince William, Harry's estranged brother, and their father, King Charles.
"I think Harry might be holding out hope for when William becomes king. I'm not sure they want him back on a full-time basis, and Harry thought there would be a new chapter and a fresh leaf with a place for him. But by then, he would be so distant that he would be barely recognizable to the public," Burrell said.
Furthermore, Harry's short trip to London next week doesn't seem promising. Not only will he be staying in a hotel since he wasn't offered a royal residence, but his estranged family members will also not be seeing him during his trip. Additionally, it is said that Charles is too busy to see his youngest son.
