Megan Markle stirred quit the buzz recently when she was spotted wearing a pair of New Balance sneakers during an appearance in a parking lot.
Despite being near a gym, skeptics doubted she actually went inside, given that she has her own gym at home. The paparazzi-driven nature of the situation raised questions about whether it was merely a staged photo op. Megan's choice of footwear, the comfortable and stylish New Balance sneakers paired with an all-black outfit, defied the typical high-end fashion associated with the Duchess.
Some critics even commented on her slender figure, calling her a "lot lizard." Despite Megan's attempts to promote New Balance, the brand has seemingly ignored her, with no posts featuring the Duchess on their social media accounts.
The unexpected departure from high-end fashion in favor of New Balance sneakers has fueled speculation about Megan wanting to become a New Balance ambassador, especially after reportedly being snubbed by a high-end fashion house.
The Duchess's attempt to secure a deal with the company allegedly faced rejection, signaling a potential shift in her fashion affiliations. Notably, New Balance has a longstanding history as a favorite in the royal family, dating back to Princess Margaret. However, despite the circulating rumors, it appears there is no concrete deal between Megan and the iconic fashion house Christian Dior.
In the world of high-end fashion, Megan Markle was rumored to be a potential face for Dior, given her beauty, fame, and royal connection. However, recent reports indicate that Megan denies any deal with Dior, and the fashion house confirms that there have been no negotiations or recent contacts with the Duchess.
Instead, Dior has signed Meg Bellamy, the actress who portrays a young Kate Middleton in "The Crown." This unexpected turn of events raises questions about Megan's standing in the fashion industry, particularly as her talent agency, William Morris Endeavor (WME), reportedly faces concerns about her reputation in the wake of Omid Scobie's controversial book, "Endgame."
Amidst the aftermath of Omid Scobie's book, rumors circulate that Megan's talent agency, WME, is contemplating dropping her due to the potential impact on her reputation. Scobie, who denies being Megan's close associate, collaborated with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for his book. Royal expert Angela Levin suggests that WME, having signed Megan in April, is alarmed about the potential damage "Endgame" could inflict on her public image.
Advising Megan to cease complaints, the agency is purportedly growing wary of the negative attention surrounding the Duchess. The unfolding situation underscores the intricate dynamics between celebrities, their agencies, and the public perception shaped by media narratives.
