Meghan Markle’s relentless pursuit of fame is a tale filled with ambition and reinvention.
Long before her royal aspirations, Meghan had her sights set on more than just acting in Suits. Back in her Toronto days, she dreamt of becoming a culinary star with her own cooking show. Her plan? To collaborate with her then-boyfriend, Toronto celebrity chef Cory Vitiello. It was a vision that blended romance and ambition, but fortunately for Cory, he didn’t bite.
Richard Win, Meghan’s former psychic, revealed that Meghan was fully committed to her relationship with Cory. According to Win, she was so invested that she had considered a wedding and deeply connected with his family. She imagined a life with him, complete with a joint culinary project that would have capitalized on Cory’s cooking fame. Why not leverage her boyfriend’s talent for her own gain? Yet, while she entertained dreams of cooking stardom with Cory, Richard claimed she was also dreaming of London and a royal future. Bridal magazines and British aspirations filled her imagination, even as her relationship with Cory unfolded.
Meghan’s knack for adapting to the ambitions of her significant others reveals a distinct pattern. Original ideas don’t seem to be her forte; instead, she thrives on mirroring the passions and careers of those around her. When she was with Cory, she wanted to cook. Her ex-husband, Trevor Engelson, was a Hollywood producer, and Meghan suddenly fancied herself one too. When Prince Harry entered the picture, she rebranded herself as a royal humanitarian and global influencer. It’s as though she treats relationships as seasons of reinvention, borrowing from each partner to build her brand. Recipes, book titles, even personality traits—her strategy appears to be about mimicking success and claiming it as her own with minimal effort and maximum reward.
Cory Vitiello deserves applause for avoiding the chaos that comes with Meghan’s ambitions. Had he agreed to a cooking show, he might be fielding endless questions about his influence on her career or watching his recipes mishandled on a Netflix series. His decision not to entangle his professional reputation with her personal ambitions was more than wise—it was life-saving. He continues to thrive in his culinary career, while Meghan, ever restless, navigates the turbulent waters of public perception and branding.
The pattern is clear: Meghan enters relationships, adopts her partner’s aspirations, and moves on when better opportunities arise. Trevor provided her entry into Hollywood. Cory opened doors to the Toronto social scene. Harry offered the ultimate jackpot—British royalty, global fame, and a platform to rival Oprah’s. What ties it all together is her hunger for fame and wealth. To Meghan, celebrity status isn’t just an ambition; it’s the essence of existence.
At this point, any cooking show Meghan Markle might host would be better suited to the drama she creates rather than culinary endeavors. From her days on Suits to her royal adventures, she has stirred up controversy and headlines with remarkable consistency. We may never see her cooking with Cory on screen, but one thing is certain—he escaped her orbit just in time.
