Meghan Markle’s Woke War on Hollywood Could Backfire on Her and Prince Harry’s Production Company

Meghan Markle has recently been warned that her woke war on Hollywood could have disastrous consequences for her and Prince Harry's own TV and film production company, Archwell.

Her recent condemnation of toxic Asian stereotypes in her Spotify podcast has ruffled feathers, with a studio boss stating that she is attacking iconic movies based on today's new woke morality and isn't exactly endearing herself to studios she and Prince Harry might hope to work with.

If Meghan continues to pursue her woke agenda, she will be playing with fire, which could lead to disastrous consequences for their company.

In her podcast, Meghan criticized movies like Austin Powers and Kill Bill for presenting characters of Asian women as over-sexualized or aggressive.

Lucy Liu, who played one of the female killers in Kill Bill, defended her role, saying that her character was one of four professional female killers of different ethnicities, adding that she could have been wearing a tuxedo and a blonde wig and would still have been labelled a dragon lady.

However, the Quentin Tarantino fan club called Meghan silly and urged her to watch Kill Bill again, adding that Lucy Liu kills macho and bad men, making her a strong woman.

Journalist Fraser Myers and former MP Lembit Opic have also criticized Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, saying that they want to be part of the Hollywood world, but they don't have either the talent or the charisma.

Columnist Daniela Elsa has claimed that the Sussexes have to keep putting in good work in order to keep their deals with high-profile businesses they're reliant on for their various projects.

The pressure on the Sussexes to deliver must be immense, no less than their future ability to keep the lights on in the fridge stocked with organic hummus depends on it, she said.

Elsa pointed out that Meghan had already had a taste of this when her animated children's series was aborted in a high-profile cancellation.

The pressure on the Sussexes to deliver has increased following rumors that their new at-home docuseries on Netflix could be under threat because of the Queen's death and Harry's father Charles' ascension to the throne.

According to a Hollywood source, the show could even be dead in the water at this point, and Harry and Meghan might want to shelve the thing.

Given this pressure to deliver, Harry and Meghan have just exchanged being accountable to one powerful organization to them being accountable to a number of powerful organizations who have to keep shareholders sweet.

Kinsey Schofield, a podcast host and royal commentator, said that Netflix would be humiliated if nothing came from their partnership with the Sussexes.

She added that Netflix had invested too much in the Sussexes for this project to be shelved.

Harry and Meghan might not love the final product, but it will inevitably hit the streaming platform.

The streaming giant would be humiliated if nothing came to fruition with their partnership.

The Sussexes earned a ludicrous amount of money for their relationship with Netflix, and the hype around their content has been non-stop.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Archewell production company has been heavily reliant on high-profile businesses, and the pressure to deliver has never been higher.

Meghan's woke war on Hollywood could backfire, and her criticism of iconic movies based on today's new woke morality could lead to disastrous consequences for their company.

It remains to be seen whether Harry and Meghan can deliver on their various projects and keep their deals with high-profile businesses.

For now, the pressure is on, and the stakes are high.