Meghan Markle is experiencing a significant Hollywood snub as former *Suits* co-stars Patrick Adams and Sarah Rafferty launched their new podcast, *Sidebar*. The inaugural episode recently dropped, and to everyone's surprise, Meghan's name barely surfaced in the conversation. While Adams and Rafferty reminisced about their time on set, Meghan's contributions were reduced to a mere mention, highlighting her diminishing role in their narrative.
Once considered a staunch defender of Meghan, Adams simply listed his favorite co-stars, leaving her out. Just a couple of years ago, he was championing Meghan against bullying accusations, calling her an "enthusiastic, kind, collaborative, generous, and joyful person." However, fast forward to today, and his recent comments paint a different picture. It seems that communication has dwindled, revealing that Meghan’s previous reputation did not hold up against the realities of their former working relationship.
The snub isn't limited to the podcast; a behind-the-scenes cameraman recently spilled the tea to the *Daily Mail*, describing Meghan as "difficult, demanding, capricious, and rude." It appears that her diva antics were well-known on set long before she entered the royal spotlight. The crew affectionately dubbed her "the princess," a fitting title given her inflated sense of self-importance.
Despite being sixth on the call sheet, Meghan had the audacity to refer to *Suits* as "my show" more times than one could count. She seems to forget that the show isn’t exactly in the same league as *Friends* or *The Office*. For someone who left such an indelible mark, you'd think she would at least acknowledge her role as more of a supporting character than the main event. Yet here we are, with Meghan still clinging to the notion that *Suits* would have crumbled without her dazzling presence.
Her insistence on being at the forefront of conversations regarding the show is almost laughable. This podcast snub, coupled with whispers from former crew members about her alleged diva behavior, paints a portrait of someone who may not be the beloved star she envisions herself to be. A pattern seems to emerge when multiple accounts surface regarding her treatment of those beneath her, reinforcing the narrative of Meghan as a bully or insufferable colleague.
One has to wonder if Meghan has ever looked in the mirror and questioned why her relationships with former co-stars have soured so dramatically. Her behavior appears consistent, whether with royal staff or fellow actors, revealing an unmistakable pattern of entitlement.
However, let’s not forget the shining star of this narrative: Patrick Adams. It's strange how he has swung from staunch defender to apparent disengagement. Although he may be the son-in-law of a Hollywood producer—something that surely appealed to Meghan during her rise to stardom—it raises the question of whether he has finally realized that playing the supportive sidekick to Meghan’s antics isn't winning him any points in the long run.
As *Suits* co-stars move on to podcasting glory, it seems that Meghan is left to contend with a fading Hollywood status. The world is watching, and while she may have enchanted some with her royal fairy tale, it’s clear that her past is catching up with her. It’s hard to maintain the façade of the Duchess of Everything when the ghosts of her *Suits* past start calling.
