Meghan was likely on the outs with WME. Why? Because of the Vanity Fair exposé. The article was a brutal takedown, revealing just how out of touch and self-serving Meghan and Harry have become.
Ari Emanuel, the CEO of WME and one of the most powerful players in Hollywood, reportedly tried to kill the story. If Ari wants a story buried, it’s gone—period. The fact that Vanity Fair published that piece was a glaring red flag. And now, the mainstream media is finally confirming what we’ve suspected all along.
WME is, of course, trying to save face by insisting they’re still working with Meghan. But come on—multiple sources are saying she’s been let go, and the reasons are as predictable as they are shocking. (Okay, not shocking to anyone who’s been paying attention.)
This is the same woman who reportedly drove staff at Kensington Palace to tears with her demands and bullying behavior. If that’s the energy she brought to the royal household, what do you think happened in Hollywood? According to reports, Meghan had a massive outburst in January. She demanded a meeting and expected decks and plans to be fully prepared, which led to a dispute that left Ari Emanuel completely done with her.
Can you blame him? Meghan’s sense of entitlement knows no bounds. Hollywood doesn’t care about titles or tiaras—they care about talent, work ethic, and, you know, not being a nightmare to work with.
But wait, it gets better. WME is still trying to spin this, saying they’re working on some projects with the Archewell Foundation. Sure, let’s be real here. If Meghan has been dropped personally, do you really think they’re going to stick around for Archewell?
That so-called charity has been a disaster from the start. It’s less of a philanthropic endeavor and more of a vanity project. And let’s not forget the rumors that Archewell is under investigation for its financial practices. Yeah, I’m sure WME is just thrilled to be associated with that mess.
This news comes just as Meghan is about to release her latest Netflix project, With Love, Meghan. The irony here is almost too much to handle. She’s trying to rebrand herself as a loving, relatable figure, and meanwhile, her professional life is crumbling around her.
And let’s not forget, this is just the latest in a long line of losses. Penguin Random House? Gone. Sunshine Sachs? Gone. Now WME. And the crazy rumor? Netflix could be next. That’s right, folks—by the end of the year, Meghan and Harry’s $100 million deal might be gone too.
The reactions on social media have been absolutely priceless. The Meghan Markle parody accounts are having a field day with this one. One tweet reads:
“Exclusive: A reaction from Meghan: ‘I’m absolutely flabbergasted by the news from WME. Can you believe they banned me, The Duchess? Apparently, my requests for royal treatment on every project were deemed ridiculous. Well, I suppose it’s their loss. Fear not, even without WME, I’ll continue to go for it.’”
I mean, you can’t make this stuff up. Another tweet summed it up perfectly:
“All the doors are closing, and WME just slammed one shut in her face. Even with all the money, connections, and delusions of grandeur, Meghan still manages to speedrun from fighting for freedom to flaming failures in under five years. Now that’s efficiency.”
And isn’t that the truth?
Let’s not forget the bigger picture here. While Meghan is flailing in Hollywood, the real royals—Catherine, Queen Camilla, and King Charles—are getting the work done, representing the crown with dignity and grace. The contrast couldn’t be starker.
On one side, you have a family dedicated to service. On the other, you have two people who’ve turned their backs on their legacy in favor of Netflix deals and tell-all interviews. It’s sad, but at the same time, it’s hard to feel sorry for them.
Honestly, it’s hard to say. But one thing’s for sure: her days of playing the victim are numbered. The world is waking up to who she really is, and it’s not pretty. Hollywood has no patience for someone who’s more trouble than they’re worth, and neither does the royal family.
Meghan’s only hope now is to fade into obscurity. And with that, I’ll leave you with this: Meghan may have lost WME, but she’s gained something more valuable—our undivided attention. And trust me, we’ll be watching every move.
