Meghan Markle demands pals to sign her dotted line: ‘Could go down like a lead balloon’

For anyone wanting a slice of Meghan Markle’s inner sanctum, there is a whole nine yards to navigate and words just in, it’s not easy.

A new report brought this to light and according to their claims anyone who wants in Meghan’s Hollywood-style dinners, would have to sign the dotted line.

But as celebrity news reporter Rob Shuter warns “it could go down like a lead balloon.”

He referenced his own insiders while dropping this verdict on his Substack and admitted, “Meghan is deadly serious. If there’s any chance private or royal matters will be discussed, she wants an NDA in place before she even says yes. No signature, no Meghan.”

For those unversed with where this came from, it could be aftereffects of admissions made by Martha Stewart, from a dinner party she recently attended where she said, “I had dinner with Meghan Markle the other night. We were both guests at a dinner party in California, and she had just gotten back from the palace. I didn’t talk to her really more than to say a couple words, but I know she was talking about it.”

Following that criticism hit, and some feared this might close the doors on them for good, but Naughty But Nice reports, “this might be normal around Hollywood celebrities, but asking British friends to sign legal paperwork before dinner is going to raise eyebrows. People want a glass of wine and a laugh — not a contract.”

However, the aftereffects are allegedly rippling and hence why, “Meghan’s position is simple: what happens around her dinner table stays there. She’s not taking chances anymore.”

Before signing off the source also admitted, “Harry needs old friends around him. Start handing those friends NDAs before dinner and they will decide to eat somewhere else.”