Meghan Markle’s Contract with WME Cancelled: Is She Losing Her Star Power?

Meghan Markle's professional future seems uncertain as her agency, WME, has reportedly decided to terminate their contract with her by September.

Speculation among royal fans suggests that Meghan is being dropped by the agency, leaving her in a precarious position.

This news comes amidst ongoing rumors about feuds with the Beckhams and her endorsement of political aspirations from the Biden sister, stories that are now on life support.

In the midst of these controversies, the United Against Cyberbullying organization has taken center stage, advocating for the protection of young people from online harassment.

Interestingly, there seems to be no connection between Meghan and Prince Harry, as they appear to be mere work colleagues.

Additionally, some critics have commented on Meghan's aging appearance, further fueling speculation about her career trajectory.

One particular target of Meghan's apparent animosity is Catherine, the Princess of Wales, as highlighted in the New York Post.

Meghan's determination to hurt Catherine has raised eyebrows, with reports suggesting that WME has even advised her to cease these attacks.

It appears that Meghan prioritizes attacking Catherine over pursuing opportunities such as becoming a Dior representative.

Observers note that Meghan appears bored and lacking direction in her life.

As a result, she is rumored to be planning disruptive actions during the upcoming Invictus Games in September.

Will she make a surprise appearance at the polo event in Singapore?

And what will she wear – her iconic Femme Fatale outfit or a new gold dress?

Despite Meghan's desire for attention, WME has not been successful in securing deals for her within the past three months.

The recent media blitz surrounding Meghan reeks of desperation, with the use of tactics such as thirst traps, clapbacks, and revisionist history.

These strategies have become part of Meghan's playbook, suggesting that WME might no longer be involved in her career decisions.

According to Benjamin Smallbrook on Quora, the agency's chief, Ari Emanuel, has reportedly lost patience with Meghan.

The strained relationship allegedly began when Omid Scobie leaked news to the media without WME's knowledge, causing conflicting messages to be disseminated.

Meghan's insistence on interfering and believing she knows better than WME led to a breakdown in their collaboration.

Furthermore, reports suggest that Meghan's behavior during this period has been challenging to work with.

One executive at WME is said to have commented that it would be impossible to continue working alongside her.

Meghan's relentless desire to engage in ugly confrontations seems to stem from her need to feel validated and important.

This raises questions about whether Ari Emanuel wants to deal with such drama, considering his already busy schedule.

Does he really need to work with someone whose mind is consumed by insane jealousy towards her sister-in-law?

As Meghan's birthday approaches on August 4th, it will be interesting to see if WME has any input or if they will simply walk away and let her handle things independently.

Royal Editor Ingrid Seward predicted back in May that Meghan would likely face reminders of her dwindling popularity.

She suggested that WME, the agency she signed with, would play a role in reestablishing her standing among the public.

However, it appears that Harry's involvement in these efforts has been minimal, as the focus remains primarily on Meghan.

Despite the initial hype surrounding the WME deal, which was announced some time ago, little progress has been made.

After five months, WME has only managed to secure a dog leash for Madame merch and publicly distance Dior from Meghan.

Her attempt to go solo and blame everything on Harry has evidently failed, leading her to once again rely on him for support both in videos and during the upcoming Invictus Games.

The swift denial of rumors that she was being considered for a bodyguard position also did not help her cause.

In addition, Meghan has stopped wearing Stard, the brand owned by Harry's sister-in-law.

This change in behavior has led royal fans to anticipate an announcement ending the relationship between Meghan and the brand by September.

As Meghan Markle's career hangs in the balance, it remains to be seen whether she can regain her star power without the support of WME.