Meghan Markle becomes laughing stock among Hollywood elite and royals
Meghan Markle's overly-ambitious dreams for Hollywood backfired
Meghan Markle is having a hard time juggling multiple projects at once, all of them appearing to be failing at a dire level.
Speaking to In Touch, a source revealed the Duchess of Sussex has become a laughing stock among Hollywood A-listers as well as members of the royal family for her overly-ambitious goals.
“Almost everything they’ve tried has ended in disaster,” a palace courtier dished.
“Hollywood is glam and glitz on the outside, but the real stars have worked hard for their success — and you get the impression hard work isn’t really Meghan’s thing,” a showbiz source claimed.
“She was a nobody when she married Harry in 2018 but immediately thought she deserved a place at the A-listers’ table. “Now, after all her failures, those A-listers — and the royals — are laughing at her!”
The courtier went on to predict the former actress’ new ventures “are destined to fail,” owing to her lack of experience in building a brand.
“If the public doesn’t like you, they won’t get behind you, and no amount of money you throw at the problem will make it go away,” they explained.
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