Royal Drama Unveiled: Meghan Markle’s Pursuit of British Stardom and Sarah Ferguson’s Coronation Snub

Lizzie Cundey, a familiar face from the British entertainment scene, recently shared intriguing insights about Meghan Markle's early aspirations in the UK.

During an appearance on GB News, Lizzie revealed how Meghan had reached out to her in hopes of securing a role on the popular television series “Made in Chelsea.”

Recalling her initial encounter with Meghan, Lizzie fondly described their friendship and how she was initially tasked with looking after the aspiring actress at a charity event.

At the time, Meghan confided in Lizzie about her dreams of finding love, breaking into the entertainment industry, landing a job in British television, and ultimately appearing on “Made in Chelsea.”

Eager to assist her friend, Lizzie attempted to play matchmaker by introducing Meghan to former Chelsea star Ashley Cole.

However, it seemed that Ashley was not the right fit for Meghan, who had her sights set on dating a British man.

Despite initial setbacks, Meghan's quest for love in the UK eventually led her to Prince Harry, whom she famously met on a blind date at Soho House in 2016.

The couple tied the knot in 2018 and have since welcomed two children, Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor and Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.

In 2020, they made the decision to step back as senior members of the royal family and relocated to the United States.

In a surprising turn of events, Lizzie Cundey found herself embroiled in controversy after Daily Mail columnist Katie Hopkins alleged that Meghan had shared private emails from Ashley Cole.

Lizzie countered these claims by recounting a conversation where Meghan had shown her a photo of Ashley and mentioned his interest in going on a date while she was in London.

However, Meghan ultimately decided against pursuing a romantic relationship with the footballer after learning more about his past.

Meanwhile, across the pond, Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, found herself in the spotlight for a different reason.

During a recent event in New York, Sarah candidly revealed that she had not received an invitation to King Charles' upcoming coronation.

Despite her close ties to the royal family, including a longstanding friendship with Queen Elizabeth II, Sarah humorously remarked that the invitation status was still up in the air, using the abbreviation “TBD” to convey the uncertainty.

As Sarah Ferguson navigates the complexities of royal relationships and public appearances, Meghan Markle continues to make headlines with her journey from Hollywood actress to Duchess of Sussex.

Their contrasting experiences offer a glimpse into the intricacies of royal life and the challenges faced by those seeking acceptance within the prestigious circles of British royalty.