Meghan Markle Loses Out on Major Film Project, Sparks Rivalry with WME CEO

Meghan Markle's career has taken a hit as she finds herself in a heated feud with the CEO of talent agency WME.

The source of the rivalry?

A missed opportunity to collaborate with Kim Kardashian on a new film project.

Known for her role in the popular reality show Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Kim Kardashian has been a prominent figure in Hollywood for over 15 years.

After the success of her reality show, Kardashian ventured into building a business empire while also dabbling in acting.

She made waves with her appearance on American Horror Story and now seems to be taking her acting career more seriously.

In an exclusive report, Deadline revealed that Kardashian will star in and produce a new feature film called The Fifth Wheel, written by comedians Paula Pell and Janine Brito.

Kardashian has been actively involved in pitching the comedy and has garnered interest from five studios who have made bids to take on the project.

It appears that her role in American Horror Story has opened doors to bigger opportunities, and this film will mark her first major role on the silver screen.

Additionally, her previous experience working with comedy sisters Faye and Paula will lend valuable insight as she takes on the role of producer.

However, this news has not been well-received by Meghan Markle.

Reports suggest that Markle's resentment and jealousy peaked when she learned that Kardashian would surpass her in both production and acting.

Markle's fear of being forgotten and her insecurities about herself seem to be the driving force behind her actions.

Tabloids claim that Markle was upset with the WME CEO for letting this opportunity slip away, but in reality, it was her own loss.

Despite signing with the prestigious talent agency in April, Markle has struggled to make progress in her career.

This setback comes after her arrangement with Spotify was cancelled, and plans to monetize her social media accounts fell through.

Critics argue that talent agencies like WME have lowered their standards by representing individuals like Markle and her husband Harry.

They claim that name recognition and wealth seem to be the primary factors in securing representation, rather than talent or merit.

The nepotism prevalent in Hollywood has been a topic of discussion for years, with many questioning the integrity of the industry.

As Markle faces a difficult year ahead in Hollywood, it remains to be seen how she will navigate this setback.

Despite the support of agent Ari Emanuel, her lack of progress raises eyebrows within the industry.

For now, it seems that Kim Kardashian's star continues to rise while Meghan Markle struggles to find her footing in the competitive world of entertainment.