Meghan Markle’s New Move: Is She Targeting Billionaires as Netflix Deal Collapses?

Watching Meghan Markle desperately try to stay relevant is like watching a reality TV show, where the main character doesn’t realize they’re...

Watching Meghan Markle desperately try to stay relevant is like watching a reality TV show, where the main character doesn’t realize they’re no longer the star. 

Seriously, can we talk about how pretentious her new Netflix show looks? It’s literally screaming, “Please love me!” But get this—if the show flops, Meghan’s apparently fine with it. 

This whole situation is fascinating because, unlike our beloved Princess Catherine, who started an early childhood initiative out of genuine passion and is making real change, Meghan’s over here teaching us how to arrange flowers and make avocado toast. It’s like watching a trainwreck in slow motion.

Edward Corm, a PR expert, says Meghan can “shift gears” if things don’t work out. Shift gears? What does that even mean? The pattern here is crystal clear, my friends—it’s like watching someone throw spaghetti at the wall, hoping it’ll stick. You know what’s truly fascinating about this? The timing. While our Princess of Wales is recovering from surgery with grace and dignity, Meghan is out here desperately trying to rebrand herself. And let’s talk about this whole “lifestyle programming” angle she’s trying to resurrect. Remember her blog, The Tig? She thought she had hit the jackpot, but the problem is, my dear viewers, you can’t just manufacture authenticity. It doesn’t work that way.

What’s really going on here is more calculated than we might think. And yes, it involves a $100 million deal. Now it’s getting interesting. Meghan’s show is getting postponed due to the LA wildfires—how convenient. Word on the street is, though, she’s already networking with billionaires, playing her next move like a chess master. 

Let me tell you something—this whole situation is like watching someone get a guest role on a hit TV show. The difference is that the other royals are doing it with dignity. Meghan’s trying to convince us she’s some kind of lifestyle guru, and honestly, it’s a bit laughable. She’s trying to position herself as someone who can teach us how to create beauty in unexpected places. But let’s be real—this is just another attempt to grab the spotlight, especially as our Princess of Wales is quietly recovering and showing strength.

The audacity of it all is what really gets me. After the Oprah interview, all the media attacks, and everything else, people are supposed to tune in to watch Meghan arrange flowers and make smoothies? It’s like living in an alternate reality. What we’re seeing here is someone running out of options. The Netflix deal was supposed to be their golden ticket, but it’s not turning out that way.

Here’s the truth: You can’t fake authenticity. You can’t manufacture genuine connections. That’s why our working royals, like William and Catherine, are so beloved. They don’t need to create shows about creating beauty—they simply embody it through their service. That’s what sets them apart.

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