Former Deal or No Deal Model Refutes Meghan Markle’s Allegations of Objectification

Another former Deal or No Deal briefcase girl has stepped forward to challenge Meghan Markle's claims of being objectified and reduced to a bimbo during her time on the popular NBC game show.

Patricia Carr, who starred in the series from 2005 to 2009, appeared alongside Meghan in all 34 episodes that Meghan featured in.

In response to Meghan's recent comments, Patricia has spoken out to set the record straight.

During a podcast episode focused on the bimbo archetype, Meghan had alleged that models on the show were subjected to makeovers at different backstage stations, where they would have false lashes applied and even get their bras padded out.

However, Patricia insists that no such stations ever existed, emphatically stating, “There was no bra station.”

When asked if Meghan's claims of feeling objectified and like a bimbo were familiar to her, Patricia shared that she never had a negative experience and left the show with only positive memories.

In fact, she returned as a briefcase girl for the show's reboot in 2018.

“Not at all.

It's unfortunate that she felt that way because in my experience, I never ever felt that way,” Patricia remarked.

Meghan's comments about Deal or No Deal sparked a backlash, with several high-profile figures, including TV hosts Whoopi Goldberg and Megyn Kelly, criticizing her remarks.

Whoopi Goldberg expressed confusion over Meghan's claims during a discussion on The View, highlighting that the focus of the show was on the money and not on objectifying the models.

She also pointed out that other game show hosts, like Wheel of Fortune's Vanna White, are always beautifully dressed, suggesting that the objectification might stem from how Meghan perceived the portrayal of women on the show.

Megyn Kelly, a former Fox News host, also condemned Meghan's remarks, asserting that she must have known what she was signing up for when she joined the show.

Kelly dismissed the idea that Meghan didn't understand the nature of the job, which primarily involved looking glamorous and opening suitcases.

She further claimed that Meghan enjoyed the attention and objectification during her time on the show and continues to seek it even now.

The controversy surrounding Meghan's allegations has ignited a debate about the portrayal of women in the entertainment industry.

While some argue that the focus should be on talent and not objectification, others contend that performers willingly embrace certain roles and should take responsibility for their choices.

As the discussion unfolds, it becomes clear that Meghan's claims have divided opinions and raised questions about the dynamics of reality television.

In conclusion, Patricia Carr, a former Deal or No Deal briefcase girl, has contradicted Meghan Markle's allegations of objectification during their time on the show.

With other notable figures in the industry also challenging Meghan's claims, the debate surrounding the treatment of women in entertainment continues to unfold.