Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's criticisms of the royal family are facing backlash in Hollywood.
Crisis brand manager Mark Barosi suggests that Meghan's comeback in Hollywood seems unlikely at this point. Despite numerous red carpet appearances, the spotlight on Meghan's return to Hollywood has dimmed, raising questions about her industry connections.
Barosi suggests that if Hollywood had any offers for Meghan, they would have materialized by now, indicating a lack of interest in the Sussexes.
Having lived in California for almost four years, Harry and Meghan find themselves excluded from Hollywood events. Most recently, they were not invited to Jennifer Lopez's Christmas party, attended by luminaries like Margot Robbie and Michael B. Jordan.
The exclusive gathering, hosted by Lopez and Ben Affleck, showcased a festive atmosphere. Rumors circulate that JLo and Affleck intentionally avoided Meghan and Harry, with sources suggesting that Meghan's attempts to build connections in Hollywood have not been successful.
Efforts to cozy up to Jennifer Lopez as a way to rebuild a diminishing Hollywood friendship circle reportedly backfired for Meghan. Lopez allegedly rejected Meghan's attempts, leading to Meghan burning bridges by aligning herself with Mariah Carey, a long-time enemy of JLo.
Some view Meghan as a low-grade reality star, with comedian Tim Dylan stating that Meghan and Harry seem obsessed with hanging out with celebrities, portraying them as "moths to the flame" seeking any connection with fame.
In summary, Meghan's attempts to reestablish herself in Hollywood appear challenging, with perceived rejections and a shift in public perception hindering her comeback in the entertainment industry.
