Meghan Markle is supposedly set to make millions, whether from acting, podcasting, or social media ventures like Instagram. Yet, despite all the hype, her Instagram remains inactive in terms of brand partnerships. There are no deals, no sponsorships—just another overblown promise that hasn’t materialized.
And if she doesn’t rake in millions from this new brand venture? Well, it’s just another failure. Honestly, nobody feels sorry for her. She had the backing of Netflix, and if you can’t make millions with a powerhouse like Netflix behind you, maybe it’s time to bow out gracefully. Netflix should have been an automatic money-maker for her, but here we are.
Do I think she’s going to make millions? If she doesn’t, then she really has no business in the industry. Even worse, the royal family reportedly has zero interest in her Netflix show. In fact, some sources claim they didn’t even realize it had premiered. It’s not surprising—they’re actually busy people. This ties back to what Harry and Meghan complained about in their Oprah interview—they didn’t want to work within the royal structure. They wanted the royal family to control the press for them, essentially demanding the monarchy put a stop to negative media coverage. But at this point, why should the royals care? After everything Harry has done, they have no reason to be invested in his and Meghan’s latest flops. Their aides probably keep tabs on them anyway, just to stay ahead of any drama.
Now, onto the final topic—Anna Navarro of *The View* chiming in on the Meghan Markle controversy. Does anyone actually care about Anna Navarro’s opinion on this? Probably not, but let’s humor it for a moment. She was asked about the situation and, unsurprisingly, turned it into a discussion about women supporting each other. She claimed that there are two types of women—those who uplift and those who tear each other down. Ironically, Navarro has shown herself to be more of the latter on *The View*, often coming across as confrontational.
At the end of the day, Meghan’s ventures continue to struggle, and the public’s interest in her dwindles. The royal family remains indifferent, and even supposed supporters like Navarro can’t drum up enough enthusiasm to change that reality.
