Meghan Markle new podcast has reportedly been hit with delays and has become “a complete joke” in Hollywood.
The Duchess of Sussex is to launch a new show with Lemonada Media.
However, a source familiar with the project claimed that Meghan’s actions were causing problems within the company and that the podcast would likely not be released until next year.
A source told In Touch: “Meghan is getting greedy.
“She wants everything at once, and it backfires again. She’s become a laughing stock and is overacting.”
The source also revealed that Lemonada’s bosses were wondering how Meghan’s work at Netflix could overshadow her podcast. He also stated that he was concerned about this.
They added: “This obviously didn’t sit well with Lemonada.
They certainly expected this to be Meghan’s priority project, but Meghan must have decided she had more important things to do with Netflix.”
Afterwards, a source said, “Almost everything they tried failed.”
Meanwhile, another source said Hollywood celebrities were not impressed with their projects. He said he has not done so.
They said: “Hollywood is outwardly very glamorous and glamorous, but real stars work hard for success. And hard work isn’t really Meghan’s thing.
“After all these failures, the A-listers and the royal family are now laughing at her!”
Meghan recently launched a new brand, American Riviera Orchard. raised.
Brand strategist Lucy Green says lifestyle companies could cause problems for the Duchess.
She told Fabulous: “Positioning is going to be a balancing act, whether you want it to be very high-end and exclusive or to make the brand more approachable.”Although it has attracted criticism, reinforcing this , will appeal to a large U.S. audience in the same way that Aerin Lauder and Martha Stewart have found a wide audience while paying homage to the upper class with their brands.”
The brand’s story is literally about being grown and sourced on the American Riviera, but the scale can be daunting. There is a limit to the number of strawberries that can be grown in one place.
“And that philosophy seems to be very closely tied. We source from orchards and farms in California.
“As brands grow and want to reach larger audiences, We may need to think about how we communicate where and how these products are grown.”