Meghan Markle is once again making headlines, but not for reasons she might have hoped. During a heated discussion on *The View*, media personality Wendy Williams didn’t hold back in delivering a scathing critique of Meghan’s latest ventures—her rumored new podcast and upcoming Netflix cooking show. Known for her blunt and unapologetic commentary, Williams accused the Duchess of Sussex of lacking authenticity and using these projects as calculated PR stunts rather than genuine creative endeavors.
The controversy erupted after reports surfaced that Meghan was planning to launch a new podcast following the abrupt cancellation of *Archetypes* by Spotify. The multi-million dollar deal reportedly fell apart due to Meghan’s alleged failure to produce consistent content. Critics, including Williams, argue that this new podcast is just another attempt to stay relevant in Hollywood after multiple unsuccessful ventures.
“She’s always reinventing herself, but not in a good way,” Williams said. “First, it was *Archetypes*, which was supposed to be groundbreaking. Now, it’s another podcast. Why should we believe this one will be any different?”
Williams didn’t stop there—she also took aim at Meghan’s rumored Netflix cooking show, calling it yet another desperate attempt to appeal to audiences. Many find it ironic that Meghan, who has never publicly expressed a passion for cooking, is now positioning herself as a culinary expert.
“She’s trying to be the next Martha Stewart? Come on,” Williams scoffed. “This is the same woman who said she barely knew how to cook before she met Harry. Now, suddenly, she’s a chef?”
The skepticism isn’t unwarranted. Meghan’s track record in entertainment has been rocky. *Archetypes* struggled to maintain traction before getting axed. Meanwhile, the couple’s Netflix projects have been hit or miss—*Harry & Meghan* received mixed reviews, and their animated series *Pearl* was scrapped before ever airing.
Some industry insiders claim that Netflix is growing increasingly frustrated with Meghan and Harry’s underwhelming content. Meghan’s rumored cooking show is said to be a last-ditch effort to salvage her deal with the streaming giant. If it fails, it could signal the end of her Hollywood aspirations.
Williams’ comments reflect a growing sentiment that Meghan’s career in entertainment is built more on status than talent. Critics argue that she leverages her royal connections but fails to deliver substantial content.
“She always plays the victim when things don’t work out,” Williams added. “If this fails, she’ll probably blame the media, racism, or the British monarchy again.”
The backlash against Meghan’s latest ventures is growing, with many questioning whether she is truly passionate about podcasting and cooking—or simply scrambling to maintain relevance. Williams’ takedown on *The View* has only added fuel to the fire, reinforcing the perception that Meghan’s latest projects are more about clinging to fame than genuine creativity.
With the pressure mounting and critics growing louder, only time will tell if Meghan Markle’s latest endeavors can defy the odds or if they will become yet another chapter in her ongoing struggle for Hollywood success.
