Meghan Markle’s Image Transformation: From Victim to Celebrity

Meghan Markle, known for playing the victim card, has decided to change her image in order to achieve fame and fortune, according to insiders.

The Duchess of Sussex has reportedly separated herself professionally and personally from her husband, Prince Harry.

However, the question remains: can Meghan convincingly portray herself as a fun-loving celebrity after relying heavily on the victim card?

In a recent coffee ad, Meghan surprised royal family followers by showcasing a new image.

This move was seen as an attempt to distance herself from Prince Harry and establish a fresh persona.

Branding culture expert Nick Ede believes that Meghan is now positioning herself as a celebrity who can entertain and even poke fun at herself.

However, doubts linger regarding whether companies will be willing to pay Meghan for endorsements.

Ede points out that social media comments about Meghan are often negative rather than celebratory, which may hinder her brand appeal.

Adding to Meghan's already controversial image, Chevy Chase, the star of the beloved 1989 comedy “National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation,” recently exposed her in a hidden message within the film.

The accusations against Meghan include betraying the royal family, tarnishing the monarchy's reputation, and exploiting Prince Harry for her personal ambitions.

Chase himself expressed his dismay, calling Meghan manipulative, narcissistic, and ungrateful.

He accuses her of disregarding tradition, history, and loyalty, using Harry as a pawn to further her Hollywood and influencer aspirations.

Meanwhile, the BBC's royal correspondent, Nicholas Whitchell, criticized Prince Harry for his attacks on the British media.

Whitchell, who has reported on the royal family for 25 years, described Harry and Meghan as overly sensitive and suggested they should embrace the media rather than criticize it.

Whitchell believes that the couple could have achieved more if they had been less impatient and seen well-meaning people as allies rather than adversaries.

He also dismissed rumors that Buckingham Palace was against them from the start, emphasizing that the team working with Harry and Meghan made every effort to accommodate their needs.

As Meghan undergoes this image transformation, it is clear that she is a cunning and ambitious woman.

However, it remains to be seen whether her new persona will resonate with audiences and attract positive attention from companies seeking endorsements.

The shift from victim to celebrity is a bold move, and Meghan will need to navigate the complexities of public perception as she strives for fame and fortune.