Recently, rumors swirling around Netflix suggest that Meghan Markle has fallen from grace more quickly than a poorly scripted reality show.
In a surprising twist of events, even Hollywood's most powerful executives are reportedly baffled by her continued presence. According to insider sources, a crisis meeting took place over the weekend involving a prominent media streaming CEO and several high-profile director-producer duos. The agenda? To unravel the mystery of why Meghan Markle still graces the red carpets of Hollywood.
This wasn't just a casual conversation over coffee—it was a full-blown investigation into why Markle continues to maintain her celebrity status in Hollywood. The conclusion? No one seems to know why she's still there. It’s almost laughable in a town driven by fame, talent, and scandal, that Markle is seen as utterly irrelevant. Her appearances increasingly feel like desperate attempts to cling to the spotlight rather than genuine contributions to the entertainment industry. As one insider quipped, Hollywood appears to have collectively turned its back on her.
Adding more fuel to the fire, there are persistent rumors that Netflix, the very platform that once championed the Sussexes’ content, is now thoroughly unimpressed with their output. Reports suggest that Netflix is frustrated, and the couple’s lucrative deal might not be renewed. Matthew Belloni, co-founder of a well-known entertainment company, didn’t mince words when he described the collaboration as one of the worst deals of Hollywood's Peak TV era.
And let’s not forget their so-called "blockbuster" project—their documentary series. While it drew in a significant number of viewers, it was far from a masterpiece. Critics argue that its success was more about sensationalizing and criticizing the British Monarchy than about delivering genuine entertainment. That strategy seems to have lost its appeal. The couple’s other projects have fared even worse. Their animated series "Pearl" was scrapped without ceremony, and their much-anticipated cooking show has been delayed until 2025, leaving it in limbo.
Perhaps the juiciest gossip comes from a former staffer, who revealed that Markle’s attitude reeks of entitlement. According to this ex-employee, Meghan acts as though marrying a prince automatically grants her Hollywood stardom, expecting special treatment simply because of her royal connections. However, Hollywood, it turns out, isn’t as enamored with royal lineage as Markle might have hoped. Reports suggest that many industry insiders are increasingly frustrated by her constant quest for attention, especially when she has little to show for it. It’s like showing up to a potluck and forgetting to bring a dish.
Meanwhile, missed opportunities continue to pile up. Prince Harry’s upcoming polo documentary has reportedly left Netflix executives disappointed. The show is so light on Harry's presence that it’s mockingly referred to as “The Nacho Show,” a nod to his polo-playing friend, Nacho Figueras. When a documentary about a sport barely features its main star, you know something's wrong. It raises the question: who greenlit this project in the first place?
As Netflix navigates through this sea of mediocrity, it seems the Sussexes' once-bright star is fading. There are murmurs that they’ve overstayed their welcome in Hollywood, and Meghan’s royal past, which once seemed like a boon, is now increasingly viewed as a burden.
