Celebrities Shine at Serena Williams’ Farewell Match

Serena Williams' final appearance at the US Open was nothing short of a star-studded affair, with big names like Mike Tyson, Vera Wang, Spike Lee, and Anna Wintour gracing the event.

Despite the absence of Meghan Markle, the crowd at New York's Arthur Ashe Stadium was abuzz with excitement as Williams kicked off her last US Open journey with a convincing win against Danka Kovinic.

The stands were packed with familiar faces, including Hugh Jackman, Bill Clinton, Anthony Anderson, Huma Abedin, Rebel Wilson, Lindsey Vonn, and even New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor, alongside Mayor Eric Adams.

Speculation had been rife that Meghan Markle would join her close friend Serena Williams at the US Open, especially after she publicly expressed her support for Williams ahead of the match.

However, Meghan was notably missing from the event, leading to whispers about the reasons behind her absence.

It was reported that Williams had invited around 100 guests, comprising family and friends, to witness her performance on the court.

Interestingly, despite having 100 tickets at her disposal, Williams chose to prioritize figures like Mike Tyson and Dr.

Roof over Meghan Markle.

In a surprising turn of events, it was revealed that Serena harbored a belief that Meghan Markle brought her bad luck and may have been a jinx during her previous matches.

This revelation left many wondering about the dynamics of their friendship and the impact it had on Williams' game.

The timing of Meghan's headline-grabbing interview, released on the same day as Williams' match, raised eyebrows and prompted questions about the true essence of their relationship.

Was it a mere coincidence, or was there more to the story?

The aftermath of Meghan Markle's controversial interview saw a wave of reactions from media personalities, with Sunrise host Natalie Barr delivering a scathing critique of the Duchess.

Barr did not mince her words, labeling Meghan as a “toss” in a rare display of candor on live television.

The term “tosser,” commonly used in Australia to describe an obnoxious individual, captured the sentiment of Barr's impassioned response to Meghan's remarks.

Meanwhile, newsreader Edwina Bartholomew offered a more nuanced perspective, highlighting the contrasting narratives surrounding Meghan's statements in different parts of the world.

Amid the ongoing fallout from Meghan's interview, author Angela Levin weighed in on the situation, condemning what she described as Meghan's arrogance and ingratitude towards the royal family.

Levin expressed dismay over Meghan's alleged refusal to visit Queen Elizabeth II, portraying it as a disrespectful and spiteful act.

The discussion surrounding Meghan's actions during the Megxit negotiations and her perceived sense of entitlement continued to fuel debates within royal circles and beyond.

As the controversy unfolded, voices from various quarters shared their opinions on the implications of Meghan's assertions and the broader implications for the monarchy.