Meghan Markle faces another setback as the CEO of Paramount rebuffs her request for Super Bowl 2024 tickets, further exacerbating her exclusion from high-profile events.
The Duchess of Sussex finds herself not only blocked from attending the prestigious event but also denied the opportunity to feature in Super Bowl commercials, including a potential appearance in a "Suits" reboot. Royal expert Richard Fitz Williams deems a return to acting a "comical and backward step," signaling potential challenges for Meghan's career revival.
Rumors surrounding Meghan's return to acting gained traction after a report from The Daily Express hinted at her potential involvement in a spin-off of the popular legal drama "Suits." Despite being under the contract of talent agency WME since last April, no official projects have been announced.
Fitz Williams expresses skepticism, labeling a return to "Suits" as "retrogressive" and ironic, considering the previous success of the series. He acknowledges the unpredictability of Meghan and Harry but warns against underestimating their ability to surprise.
A recent blind item suggests that Meghan and Harry are allegedly blacklisted from prestigious awards shows like the Grammys, Super Bowl, and Oscars. The couple is rumored to be actively avoiding these events, with Meghan purportedly scouring the web for parking lots in Los Angeles to justify her absence. The source claims that the couple had high hopes for a recording award, but the lack of a nomination led to a dashed celebration plan. Additionally, staff members have reportedly left the couple, and the source hints at controversies surrounding their favorite charity.
As Meghan faces a series of snubs and disappointments, she finds herself excluded from Super Bowl 2024, a significant event taking place in Las Vegas. This year's Super Bowl, hosted in the state of Nevada for the first time, features star-studded parties, concerts, and tailgates.
Celebrities like Kris Jenner, Rita Ora, and Kate McKinnon are set to participate. The highly anticipated event attracts 115 million viewers, with advertisers paying top dollar for airtime. Despite the hefty price tag of $7 million per ad, Paramount sold out its ad slots earlier than expected in November 2023, demonstrating the event's immense popularity.
Meghan's attempt to build a relationship with Paramount CEO in Jamaica reportedly failed, leading to the company's refusal to offer her an ad deal and assistance in securing Super Bowl tickets for the Sussexes. This latest snub adds to the mounting challenges Meghan and Harry face in their pursuit of Hollywood success, leaving them increasingly desperate as they navigate the competitive entertainment industry.
