Earned Zero Deal: Meg’s Contract with WME Ends After 5 Months, Leaving Her in Tears and Facing Consequences

Meg, the former Duchess of Sussex, finds herself in a state of despair as her contract with talent agency WME comes to an abrupt end after just five months.

This termination also comes with a heavy blow to her agent fee, as she is penalized a staggering 10%.

It appears that Meg's recent endeavors have been met with disappointment, with both Netflix and Spotify now viewing her as a symbol of failure.

It wasn't long ago when Meg proudly announced that renowned brands Dior and Cartier were ready to sign her up.

However, it seems that these claims were nothing more than empty promises.

Despite this setback, Meg managed to secure a deal with talent agency WME.

Unfortunately, rumors suggest that the agency's chief, Ari Emanuel, has grown tired of her antics.

The trouble began when Omid Scobie leaked information to the media without WME's knowledge, causing conflicting messages to circulate.

Meg couldn't resist meddling, believing she knew better than the professionals at WME.

One executive allegedly remarked that working with her would be impossible.

It appears that Meg has an inexplicable desire to engage in conflict, finding solace in creating chaos around her.

One can't help but wonder if Ari Emanuel, already burdened with his dealings with ordinary people, needs the added stress of working with someone consumed by insane jealousy towards her sister-in-law.

The clock is ticking for Meg, as doors close and contracts become scarce.

It's only a matter of time before she experiences a breakdown and loses control, unleashing her pent-up hatred for Catherine in a final act of revenge.

With no revenue to generate, WME won't receive a single penny from the standard 10% agent fee.

So, what options do they have?

Perhaps they will attempt to recycle an old story, searching for a new angle to salvage the situation.

When news of the WME deal first surfaced, it was mentioned that it had been signed some time ago.

Now, after five months, WME has managed to transform Meg into nothing more than a dog leash and convince Dior to publicly distance themselves from her.

The upcoming date of August 4th holds intrigue, as it marks Meg's birthday and promises the revelation of her biggest ace yet.

Will WME choose to walk away and let her handle it on her own?

Rolling Stone magazine recently dubbed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as being in their “flop era.”

The publication highlights that Meg, at 41, and Harry, at 38, have faced a series of failed deals as of late.

One of the main challenges the couple currently faces is that their brand has become synonymous with their ongoing feud with the royal family.

Now that this conflict has reached a stalemate, there seems to be little more to add to the narrative.

In January 2020, the pair made the decision to step back as senior members of the royal family and relocated to Montecito, California.

Since then, they have released various projects that shed light on the pain they endured while part of the royal institution.

These include a Netflix documentary titled “Harry and Meghan,” a revealing interview with Oprah Winfrey, and Harry's upcoming memoir, spanning a whopping 400 pages.