Meghan Markle has been working on rebranding her image since her shock exit from the Royal Family with Prince Harry which saw them both beco...
Meghan Markle has been working on rebranding her image since her shock exit from the Royal Family with Prince Harry which saw them both become financially independent in the US.
Their new found freedom after their move to the States saw the Sussexes' strike up multi-million pound deals with the likes of Netflix and Spotify.
The Duchess of Sussex sparked speculation about her next career move after she signed with reputable talent agency William Morris Endeavour earlier this year, the Express reports.
"He could possibly want her on board because of course she's going to attract attention but he's an A-lister in his own right. I'm not seeing it."
However, the duke and duchess have name-dropped countless celebrities during their whirlwind media blitz including alleged private text messages from Beyonce on their Netflix docuseries and Harry's parties at Courtney Cox's mansion in 2016.
But royal commentator and host of the "To Di For Daily" podcast Kinsey Schofield has since issued a warning to the royal couple that their relationship with the Hollywood elite will be damaged by the revelations.
She told Fox News: "I think 'Spare' and the [recent] Netflix documentary will ultimately hurt Harry and Meghan’s relationships with the Hollywood elite.
"Did intensely private Beyoncé give Meg permission to read a text message that she sent the duchess verbatim to millions of Netflix subscribers?
"I highly doubt it. Did Courteney Cox expect to one day be called out for ‘magic mushroom chocolates’ in ‘Spare?’
"Does Gayle King enjoy being grilled by the internet when Harry tells ITV there isn't a royal racist after Gayle appeared on morning television claiming that her friends, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, had receipts?
"They are putting people in uncomfortable situations.
"While having Tyler Perry and Oprah in your corner is a huge help, I think most individuals don't want to pick a side and would prefer to avoid the drama."
