Meghan Markle was just compared to a baseball start who doesn’t stop to reevaluate, but keeps missing ball after ball, creating a “dumpster fire.”
American correspondent Samuel Clench made these accusations, and they were shared in his article for News.com.au.
The article highlights how poorly Meghan’s new cooking show, With Love, Meghan, is being received and states: “Meghan’s latest attempt at creating a hit Netflix show feels like it’s from the same era as this film (Intersteller). Not just in tone – ah, the naivety of the early 2010s – but also in its purpose.
“She’s the Meghan before Harry, the budding lifestyle influencer, just with more powerful friends,” he noted.
The expert also referred to similar sentiments shared by Ms Daniela Elser before going on to say: “We will not retread this ground”, so “here I want to talk, more generally, about the persistent dumpster fire garbage from Meghan and Harry during a public relations operation. »
Because for Mr. Clench, “Watching the Sussexes’ attempts to market themselves from afar is like watching a baseball player throw ball after ball after ball, and seeing them miss each one by a few yards.”
His jokes didn’t even stop there as he backtracked after a moment and added: “Actually, it’s worse than that, because said player’s manager is in the dugout, loudly encouraging them to continue to swing, without changing tactics at all. Strikeouts ensue.
