Where do we even begin with Meghan Markle’s seemingly endless quest for fame? From the very start, Meghan had big aspirations that went beyond her role as an actress on *Suits*. Even before her royal days, she was dreaming of making it big in the culinary world. But here’s the twist – she wanted to partner with her then-boyfriend, Toronto celebrity chef Cory Vitiello, to create her own cooking show. Spoiler alert: Cory dodged that bullet.
According to her former psychic, Richard Win, Meghan was all in with Cory – think “wedding dress” kind of commitment. Richard shared with *InTouch* that Meghan saw Cory’s family as her own, and she had big plans of launching a cooking show together. It seems like her ambition knew no bounds; why not take advantage of her boyfriend's talent to boost her own fame?
But it gets even more interesting. While Richard was busy predicting Meghan’s eventual move to London, along with her fascination with British culture, she was also secretly browsing bridal catalogs. Yes, Meghan was planning her future with Cory while eyeing London’s royal prospects.
Now, let’s be honest, originality isn’t Meghan’s strong suit. She’s more of a “copy-paste” type. Cory was a famous chef in Toronto – boom, Meghan suddenly dreams of being a cook. Her ex-husband Trevor Engelson was a producer – bam, now Meghan is one too. And when Prince Harry came into the picture, she quickly transformed into a royal humanitarian and global influencer. It’s as if Meghan has mastered the art of blending into whatever career path her significant others are pursuing, like a chameleon changing with the trends.
Let's not forget the allegations of recipe theft, either. There’s been chatter about her borrowing ideas from others – from recipes to even book titles like Pamela Anderson’s. Meghan’s strategy to success seems simple: find someone already thriving, mimic them, and claim it as her own. It’s a low-risk, high-reward approach with minimal effort.
Now, back to Cory – let’s take a moment to appreciate his decision to avoid the Meghan Markle madness. If he had agreed to the cooking show, he’d now be fielding interview requests about influencing Meghan’s cooking style or watching his recipes be misrepresented on Netflix. And let’s not forget the colleagues who would likely rib him for life. Cory made a smart choice by not tying his professional reputation to Meghan’s ambitions. He’s thriving while Meghan seems to still be figuring out what her brand really is.
There’s a pattern here: Meghan enters relationships, adopts her partner's career aspirations, and leaves once a better opportunity presents itself. Trevor helped her break into Hollywood. Cory gave her access to the Toronto social scene. And then came Harry, her ultimate Golden Goose – British royalty, global fame, and a platform to rival Oprah. The one constant? It’s all about fame and wealth. Meghan wants the perks of success without the hard work.
Born and raised in Los Angeles, where celebrity equals value, Meghan’s name isn’t just a goal – it’s the very essence of her existence. At this point, the only cooking show Meghan Markle should consider is one where she cooks up drama, because that’s truly her specialty. From *Suits* to royalty, she’s managed to stir the pot everywhere she goes. And while we may never see her flipping pancakes with Cory on screen, we can all agree on one thing – he got out just in time.
