It Looks Like People Magazine Has Finally Had Enough of Meghan Markle's Drama!
People Magazine Celebrates 50 Years—But Where’s Meghan?
As People Magazine celebrated its 50th anniversary, a few notable celebrities graced their covers. While you might think to ask who was featured, I’m more interested in who was missing.
Let’s check out the clip (minus the music for copyright reasons, of course). There’s Nicole Kidman, Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Aniston, Viola Davis, Venus Williams, The Rock, Reese Witherspoon, Michael J. Fox, and many more recognizable names. But wait—where's Meghan?
The Mystery of Meghan's Absence
Honestly, I have my theories. I believe People Magazine used to act as a mouthpiece for Meghan and Harry, often publishing flattering pieces about them that were likely fed to them by their PR team. There’s even been evidence of this that I’ve reported on before.
But it seems like People Magazine has finally had enough of the drama, dropping both Meghan and Harry from their celebratory event. Interestingly, instead of featuring them, they included a **dog**! To me, that’s a cheeky signal that they’re throwing shade at Meghan and Harry.
The Royal Dog Drama
Now, let’s talk about the infamous dog narrative surrounding Meghan and Harry. Remember Harry’s claim in his memoir *Spare* about an alleged fight with Prince William, where he fell into a dog bowl? I find that hard to believe!
And then there’s Meghan’s questionable dog-related history. For example, her recent venture, American Riviera Orchard, hasn't produced any products for sale as of this recording—another big fail on her part. Plus, we’re still waiting for a clear explanation regarding her previous dog that mysteriously had its legs broken.
A Sign of Things to Come?
With People Magazine marking its 50th anniversary, the omission of Meghan and Harry is highly significant. Instead of celebrating with them, the magazine opted to highlight a dog. This change seems to indicate that they’re officially distancing themselves from Meghan and Harry.
When the Hollywood Reporter recently published an article alleging bullying by Meghan, she didn’t respond through People Magazine. Instead, she chose US Weekly, a much lower-tier publication. This shift suggests that People Magazine is done with the drama.
Twitter Reacts: The Public Weighs In
Twitter users have not held back on their thoughts regarding this situation. One user, Sonia Patterson, humorously stated she wants to buy a corgi and name it “Megan.” Another remarked that it’s clear you’ve become “persona non grata” in Hollywood if you’re excluded from such celebrations.
In the midst of this, there are hilarious memes circulating on Twitter that poke fun at Meghan’s absence. One Twitter account cleverly noted that a dog was included instead of the Sussexes, emphasizing the shift in public perception.
