Meg’s Scandalous Past Exposed: Ron Burkle Leaks Duchess’ Call Girl History at Soho House

In a shocking revelation, it has come to light that Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, had a secret past as a call girl, and it was Ron Burkle, a well-known American billionaire and member of Soho House, who leaked this information.

Ron Burkle has been associated with Soho House since 2012, serving as the executive chairman and a co-board member.

As the founder of UK Per Companies, an investment firm, he is widely recognized for his success in various sectors such as hospitality, retail, distribution, automotive, technology, entertainment, and sports.

Notably, he holds majority stakes in Soho House.

Meghan Markle's connection with Ron Burkle goes back to 2015 when he took her to the White House.

Adding to the intrigue, Marcus Anderson, Meghan's close friend, also happens to be Ron Burkle's efficient assistant.

Interestingly, Marcus has always conveniently relocated to live with or near Meghan whenever she moved to a new country or city, from Los Angeles to New York City, New York City to Toronto, Toronto to London, and finally, London to California.

Their close bond suggests that they both hold secrets about each other, and their alliance seems crucial to protect their shared interests.

According to an undisclosed source, Meghan has allegedly been working as a call girl for wealthy men for a significant period.

It is believed that she enjoyed the privilege of using the rooms at Soho House for free due to her involvement in this illicit profession.

Her first client was Ron Burkle, followed by John Fitzpatrick.

Later, Marcus introduced her to Harriet Soho.

While it remains unclear if this was part of the 2015 Istanbul Theory, it certainly played a role in the three-day rendezvous at London's Soho House during their initial encounters.

Ron Burkle has faced accusations of covering up the growth of Soho House's call girl service over the years.

His name has been mentioned in several books that analyze social vices, but he has never publicly addressed these allegations.

Soho House, once known for its adult magazines and risqué entertainment, including strip shows and topless bars, had ties to organized crime.

Paul Raymond, a prominent figure in Soho, amassed immense wealth through his involvement in the adult entertainment industry.

However, his daughter's tragic death from a heroin overdose led him to step back from the business.

The relevance of this scandal lies in the history of Soho itself.

In the past, Soho was synonymous with sleaze and was infamous for its brothels and adult shops.

However, recent protests by call girls have aimed to fight against criminalization and defend their right to work safely in Soho flats.

The Soho community has supported this campaign, fearing that evicting call girls would pave the way for further crackdowns on their beloved neighborhood.

They believe that Soho's unique character, described by actor Rupert Everett as a historic village of diverse individuals, would be lost without the presence of s** workers, cheese shops, coffee shops, and peep shows.

Although police raids in 2013 resulted in the closure of 20 flats, all but two were eventually reopened.

Subsequent raids targeting migrant women for deportation led to further closures, but call girls continue to operate in Soho.

Their determination to challenge laws that hinder their safety and expose them to violence remains unwavering.

Moreover, support for their cause is growing, with an increasing number of people recognizing that poverty, especially among mothers and children, should be seen as a societal issue rather than a crime.

In conclusion, the leaked information about Meghan Markle's involvement as a call girl at Soho House has sent shockwaves through the public.