Meghan Markle Sparks Controversy Over Alleged Plagiarism and Cultural Commentary

Meghan Markle is facing accusations of lifting the storyline of her visit to a Korean spa from an NF animated series called Big Mouth.

In an episode, a mother takes her biracial daughter to a Korean spa, mirroring the situation that Meghan found herself in.

However, this is not the first time one of her stories has been called into question as yet another one of her alleged lies has come to light.

In a recent episode, Meghan engaged in a conversation with stand-up comedian Margaret Cho and journalist Lisa Ling to delve into the archetypes that attempt to confine and characterize Asian women.

During the discussion, Meghan asked her guests to describe themselves using three words.

Responses varied from “sponge-like” to “curious,” but it was Lisa Ling's 9-year-old daughter, Jet Ling Song, who chose the word “weird” that caught Meghan's attention.

Using this platform, Meghan subtly criticized the royal family, challenging individuals to embrace their uniqueness rather than conform to societal expectations or stereotypes.

Markle continued to advocate for authenticity, urging individuals to be true to themselves despite external pressures.

She condemned Hollywood filmmakers for perpetuating stereotypes such as the “dragon lady” archetype, which she believes unfairly portrays Asian women.

However, comedian Leo Kurs disputed Meghan's perspective, labeling her as “insufferably woke” and accusing her of race-baiting.

In response to Meghan's criticism of films like Austin Powers and Kill Bill, Kurs sarcastically questioned her understanding of the purpose behind these movies.

He ridiculed her for failing to recognize the satirical and homage elements within these films, suggesting that her critiques were misplaced and exaggerated.

Kurs dismissed Meghan's stance as an attempt to boost her public image amidst allegations of bullying Palace staff.

Despite the backlash, Meghan has consistently denied the bullying accusations and has strategically aligned herself with various causes to reshape her public image.

Kinsey Schofield of the To Die For podcast highlighted Meghan's deliberate efforts to position herself positively in the media.

By leveraging her platform and participating in meaningful initiatives, Meghan aims to overshadow negative narratives surrounding her conduct.

As Meghan navigates the complexities of public scrutiny and cultural commentary, her outspoken views continue to generate debate and controversy.

While some applaud her advocacy against stereotypes, others criticize her approach as divisive and self-serving.

The ongoing discourse surrounding Meghan's actions underscores the challenges of balancing personal beliefs with public perception in the age of social media and heightened scrutiny.