Meghan Markle is back in the headlines—and this time, she’s stirring the pot harder than ever. In a brand-new interview with British-born business mogul Emma Grede (yes, the same one tied to the Kardashians and co-founder of Skims), Meghan had a lot to say. But what starts as a calm business chat quickly dives head-first into royal drama, blame games, and once again, Meghan’s ever-expanding attempt to rebrand herself while dodging accountability.
Meghan’s “No Such Thing as Failure” Philosophy… Is That So?
Early in the interview, Meghan boldly declares that failure isn’t even a thing in her world. Why? Because she claims that every failure is just a lesson. Sounds poetic, right? Except… let’s get real for a second.
This is the same Meghan Markle who has launched and lost podcast deals (hello, Spotify’s Archetypes), struggled to sell her mystery-brand products (American Riviera Orchard, anyone?), and now seems to be leaning into vague business buzzwords rather than actual results. “Pancake mix”? “Hotels”? “Meg Rosé”? We’ve heard it all before… but has anyone actually seen these things?
Even her latest podcast with Lemonada (Confessions of a Female Founder) quietly faded into oblivion—so quietly that it might as well have been buried in the podcast graveyard. But don’t worry, Meghan has a reason,n for that too: she’s “too busy.”
This is the same Meghan Markle who has launched and lost podcast deals (hello, Spotify’s Archetypes), struggled to sell her mystery-brand products (American Riviera Orchard, anyone?), and now seems to be leaning into vague business buzzwords rather than actual results. “Pancake mix”? “Hotels”? “Meg Rosé”? We’ve heard it all before… but has anyone actually seen these things?
Even her latest podcast with Lemonada (Confessions of a Female Founder) quietly faded into oblivion—so quietly that it might as well have been buried in the podcast graveyard. But don’t worry, Meghan has a reason,n for that too: she’s “too busy.”
People Just Don’t Tell the Truth About Me!”
When asked if she’d change anything about her public image, Meghan’s response was fast and furious: “I’d ask people to tell the truth.”
Hold up. Truth about what, exactly?
Insiders believe this is a not-so-subtle jab at palace staff from her royal days. You know, the ones who accused her of bullying and left their jobs in tears. According to reports, multiple complaints were filed, and a formal investigation was launched at the Queen’s request—but the results were never published.
Why not? The late Queen, perhaps in a bid to protect the monarchy during her final years, reportedly chose to bury it. Strategic? Maybe. However, many believe it’s a ticking time bomb just waiting to explode. And now Meghan is once again poking that hornet’s nest by implying the palace “lied” about her. Careful, Meghan… because that report could leak someday.
Hold up. Truth about what, exactly?
Insiders believe this is a not-so-subtle jab at palace staff from her royal days. You know, the ones who accused her of bullying and left their jobs in tears. According to reports, multiple complaints were filed, and a formal investigation was launched at the Queen’s request—but the results were never published.
Why not? The late Queen, perhaps in a bid to protect the monarchy during her final years, reportedly chose to bury it. Strategic? Maybe. However, many believe it’s a ticking time bomb just waiting to explode. And now Meghan is once again poking that hornet’s nest by implying the palace “lied” about her. Careful, Meghan… because that report could leak someday.
Hypocrisy Alert: Meghan Complains About What… She Did Herself?
In a twist of irony, Meghan laments how other people profited from her image, right down to affiliate links on the clothes worn by her children. This from the same woman who, back in the day, used to run a curated list of what Kate Middleton’s children wore, complete with shopping links. Pot, meet kettle.
She also blasts the media for how they’ve portrayed her… while giving yet another interview trying to "correct the record." But here’s the kicker: she’s now choosing to only operate in spaces where data can’t expose her. Netflix doesn’t release detailed stats. Instagram likes are hidden. Her product sales numbers? A mystery. It’s almost like she’s hiding in plain sight, trying to spin a “success” story without receipts.
She also blasts the media for how they’ve portrayed her… while giving yet another interview trying to "correct the record." But here’s the kicker: she’s now choosing to only operate in spaces where data can’t expose her. Netflix doesn’t release detailed stats. Instagram likes are hidden. Her product sales numbers? A mystery. It’s almost like she’s hiding in plain sight, trying to spin a “success” story without receipts.
The Bigger Picture: A Delusional Rebrand?
Critics argue that Meghan’s latest media blitz isn’t about inspiring women—it’s about salvaging a public image that's been shredded by failed projects and burned bridges.
Even in this latest interview, she name-drops A-listers (without naming them, of course), hints at future projects that may never launch, and dances around her flopped podcast by saying it’s “on hiatus.” Girl, just say it flopped. We’ll respect the honesty more than the spin.
Even in this latest interview, she name-drops A-listers (without naming them, of course), hints at future projects that may never launch, and dances around her flopped podcast by saying it’s “on hiatus.” Girl, just say it flopped. We’ll respect the honesty more than the spin.
Final Thoughts — Or Just More “Planet Meghan”?
One thing’s clear: Meghan Markle is still deep in damage-control mode. She wants the world to believe she’s thriving, but the evidence suggests she’s clinging to a narrative that just doesn’t match reality.
And let’s not forget Prince Harry in all this. According to insiders, he’s reportedly unhappy, directionless, and possibly full of regret about everything he left behind—including a country and royal family that once adored him.
So here’s what we want to ask you, dear reader:
Do you think Meghan is unfairly treated by the press a, d public—or is she playing the victim?
Is she a misunderstood businesswoman… or a master manipulator of her own downfall?
And should the palace release that hidden bullying report once and for all?
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