Meghan Markle looked set for a major career turn around in April before progress went quiet—but an expert told Newsweek it may be no bad thing.
Meghan Markle looked set to turbo charge her career after signing with a high profile Hollywood talent agency but almost six months later, little has been announced officially to demonstrate the success of the partnership.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex suffered a fall from grace after the release of Prince Harry's memoir led to him being ridiculed by comedians in January.The pair plummeted in U.S.
Two months later it was announced that Harry and Meghan's Spotify deal had collapsed but again WME appeared to offer a silver lining.The Wall Street Journal quoted a representative at the agency stating the couple were developing new content for the same audience as Meghan's Archetypes podcast only for a different platform, though nothing has yet been announced.
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