Amid swirling rumours, top talent agency William Morris Endeavor has clarified its ongoing partnership with Meghan Markle, dismissing speculation that it had severed ties with the Duchess

According to multiple Hollywood sources as reported by Page Six, the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, has been dropped by WME (William Morris Endeavor), a talent agency.

While Markle is believed to have maintained contact with her regular agents, she reportedly has not met with WME's powerhouse CEO, Ari Emanuel, since January 2024.

Meghan Markle’s agency WME denied claims they dropped the Duchess of Sussex as a client one week before her Netflix show premiered following claims she is “too demanding.” In Touch explains what led up to the bombshell report.

Meghan Markle has reportedly been dropped by top talent agency WME, though the agency insists it still represents her and Archewell. A report also stated citing its source that she was let go for being “too demanding” and difficult to work with.

Meghan Markle remains under WME representation, contrary to reports of being dropped for her demanding nature. She is focused on her upcoming Netflix show and her lifestyle brand, now rebranded to As Ever.

Meghan Markle’s split from WME follows rising tensions, but she continues work on Archewell and her Netflix series.

Hollywood is buzzing with claims that Meghan Markle has been dropped by top talent agency WME. According to Page Six, multiple sources say the agency quietly cut ties with the Duchess of

The final straw came after the holidays when Markle demanded a number of things and went "ape s--t" when they weren't done, a source says.

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