Meghan Markle’s Netflix Nightmare: Blame Game or Reality Check?

In a whirlwind of drama, Meghan Markle is reportedly spiraling over her Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan,” which some are dubbing “With Loathe, Meghan.”

The finger-pointing has begun, and guess who's in the hot seat?

Not Meghan, of course.

Instead, she's zeroing in on the marketing team, claiming they've mishandled the promotion of her project.

According to entertainment insider Mike Zero, who typically covers Disney and Marvel, Meghan is demanding drastic measures.

Her first order of business?

Dismiss the entire marketing crew.

Why?

Because they allegedly used rejected clips for the trailer.

It seems that for Meghan, the real issue isn't the content itself but rather how a less-than-flattering shot of her wig flopped onto a plate of food.

Classic Meghan logic—why bother fixing the actual problem when you can just fire the mechanic pointing it out?

The plot thickens as the Netflix board appears to be siding with Meghan.

Yes, you read that right.

They're backing the same woman who once believed a handwritten note could mend her public image.

Meanwhile, Netflix executives look like they've just learned their stock options depend on the success of this show.

Spoiler alert: they're not thrilled.

Let's talk about that infamous trailer.

It sparked a wave of collective cringe across the internet.

Meghan proudly posted it not once, but twice on her new Instagram account.

And here's the kicker—she gave it her stamp of approval.

It was like she was showcasing macaroni art to her family.

But now, with backlash flooding in faster than Harry's memoir sales, she's pointing fingers at the marketing team.

Sorry, Meghan, but this isn't just about bad editing or rejected takes.

This is about you.

A quick trip down memory lane reminds us of Meghan's reputation.

Remember that awkward Jane Pauley interview where she and Harry seemed desperate to escape each other's company?

Or think about all the projects she's touched that ended up with her blaming everyone else.

It's becoming a pattern.

She fancies herself the Beyoncé of streaming, but in reality, she's more of a B-side.

The trailer isn't the problem.

The wig fiasco isn't the issue.

The marketing team?

Not really.

The crux of the matter lies with Meghan herself.

She struggles to accept that her ideas might not be as brilliant as she envisions.

Instead, she finds scapegoats at every turn.

Even if Netflix had assembled a dream marketing team, led by the likes of Don Draper and Olivia Pope, they'd still be scrambling to fix this mess.

The internet has a long memory, and once something cringeworthy is out there, it sticks around.

The fact that the Netflix board seems to be enabling this circus is truly perplexing.

Perhaps the show should be retitled “How Not to Succeed in Hollywood Without Really Trying.”

Meghan Markle has reached a new peak of delusion, and it's hard not to watch with a mix of fascination and disbelief.

Dismissing the marketing team won't salvage this sinking ship.

The real issue isn't behind the scenes; it's the woman front and center, preening for the camera while shifting blame when things go awry.

So, good luck to Meghan with her newly selected marketing team.

Maybe they'll manage to work some self-awareness into the trailer.

Or better yet, draft an exit strategy.