Take a look at this—273 views. That’s all. Hardly anyone has seen this, right? And when was it posted? Around five or six months ago—October 28, 2023, to be exact.
This is the same strategy Meghan Markle used with the Pamela Anderson cooking show. She essentially lifted the entire concept. And guess what? She’s done it again. This time, she swiped the title “Confessions of a Female Founder.”
Why did she do it? Simple. Because barely anyone had seen it, which made it easy to claim as her own. That’s Meghan’s pattern—she finds something she likes, decides she wants it, and takes it as if she came up with it herself.
So how is this similar to the Pamela Anderson cooking show situation? Well, that show was regional—it was only aired in Canada. It wasn’t an internationally recognized program like something you’d find on Netflix. That’s Meghan’s playbook: take something from a smaller creator, someone without a large platform, and pass it off as an original idea.
Let’s be honest—if it weren’t for people calling this out, most of us wouldn’t have even heard about Pamela Anderson’s cooking show. It wasn’t a massive production, just a niche program in Canada.
Now, here we are again. Meghan likely stumbled upon “Confessions of a Female Founder,” noticed that it had just 273 views in six months, and thought, “That’s perfect. I’ll use that.”
So what’s next? Predictably, we’ll probably hear some story about how Meghan Markle supposedly came up with the name years ago. She’ll spin it into some heartfelt tale about how much the phrase has meant to her over the years. It’s classic Meghan—emotional manipulation at its finest.
Of course, she didn’t actually come up with it. She just found something obscure and small enough that she thought no one would notice her taking it.
Ironically, this might actually benefit the original creator, Katie M. She’s about to get a wave of attention thanks to Meghan’s latest move. So, in a way, Meghan is unintentionally giving her a publicity boost.
But let’s not forget—this isn’t a one-time thing. She’s done it before, like with the ‘As Ever’ guy from New York City.
This is just what happens when you take someone else’s work and try to pass it off as your own.
