Weller Top Stylists Shame Megan in Controversial Elle Ad

An old video of Meghan Markle from a 2013 Weller magazine advertisement has resurfaced, causing quite a commotion.

At the time, Meghan was an aspiring actress, but the ad didn't sit well with some viewers.

Critics pointed out her very pale skin and compared her look to that of Cruella de Vil, noting the absence of her Nigerian heritage.

A reliable source, who was once an employee at Weller in the USA, disclosed that Meghan had a strained relationship with the company's top stylists.

She was reportedly demanding and frequently requested free haircare products.

Interestingly, Meghan has previously expressed her love for Weller Reflections Luminous Smoothing Oil, praising its fragrance and its ability to make hair silky and touchable.

She even mentioned that it can be used as a body oil after a bath.

Rumors suggest that Meghan is now considering launching her own line of skincare products.

Furthermore, it has been alleged that Meghan made derogatory remarks about a stylist named Aubrey Lute, referring to him as gay.

The recently resurfaced video continues to draw criticism.

In the video, hairstylist Alexander Blagojevich appears to mock Meghan's hairstyle, which is deemed as horrid by some.

Some critics have gone as far as describing her overall appearance as that of a low-budget escort, highlighting smeared lipstick, disheveled makeup, hair, and clothes.

In addition to the backlash from the fashion world, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are reportedly facing rejection in Hollywood.

According to Celia Walden, wife of British journalist Piers Morgan, the couple is receiving the cold shoulder from the Hollywood elite.

Walden explains that in the world of fads, fashion, and friendships, discretion and success are highly valued.

It seems that the couple's tendency to share details about their famous friends has not endeared them to many celebrities.

Walden further points out how Prince Harry divulged too many secrets in his memoir, including an incident where he mentioned finding chocolate mushrooms in Courteney Cox's refrigerator.

The Friends star was surprised by this revelation and clarified that she was not the one distributing them.

Meghan has also been accused of using people during her feud with celebrities.

Former royal butler Paul Burrell, who served Princess Diana for a decade, expressed his opinion on GB News, stating that people are starting to see the true nature of Harry and Meghan.

Burrell claimed that Meghan had convinced Harry that Victoria Beckham, wife of football legend David Beckham, had been secretly speaking to the press.

Burrell took a dig at Meghan, emphasizing that the Beckhams are A-listers in their own right and do not need the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Burrell questioned the whereabouts of Meghan's former celebrity friends, such as the Obamas and the Clooneys, implying that they have distanced themselves from the couple.

It is worth noting that David and Victoria Beckham attended Harry and Meghan's wedding in 2018 and had developed a close friendship with the former royals.

According to sources, David Beckham was furious upon hearing Meghan and Harry's claims, leading to an intense phone call between him and the Duke.

Reconciliation between the two parties seems highly unlikely at this point.