Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Drama, and her husband, Prince Harry, found themselves in a precarious situation at the 46th Kennedy Center Honors.

The event, attended by esteemed dignitaries, celebrities, and even the President and First Lady, turned out to be a disaster for Meghan.

Despite her self-proclaimed status as the “Queen of Woke,” she was met with disdain by none other than Queen Latifah.

Queen Latifah, the renowned rapper and actress, made it clear that she had no interest in having Meghan Markle, the professional victim, in her presence.

Fresh off her controversial Oprah interview, where she criticized the royal family, Meghan faced the harsh reality of Queen Latifah’s straightforward demeanor.

Backstage, Queen Latifah unleashed a verbal tirade on Meghan, calling her a disgrace to both the royal family and the Black community.

She made it abundantly clear that Meghan had no place at the Kennedy Center Honors.

But the drama didn’t end there.

Reports suggest that Queen Latifah even physically pushed Meghan, signaling her disdain and urging her to leave.

Meghan, visibly humiliated, retreated with a sour expression on her face.

One would expect her to confide in her husband, Prince Harry, about the incident.

However, Harry, oblivious to the tension, continued to enthusiastically support the honorees, including Queen Latifah.

Meghan, desperate to avoid spoiling Harry’s mood or causing a scene, chose to keep the encounter to herself.

Unfortunately for her, the night only worsened from there.

Other guests and the media joined in the criticism, questioning Meghan’s motives and credibility for attending the event.

The American public, whom Meghan hoped to win over, met her with icy glares and hushed whispers.

Accusations of being an unwanted gatecrasher and a perpetual troublemaker followed her every step.

The media, always hungry for drama, accused Meghan of attempting to steal the limelight from the deserving honorees.

It seems that Meghan’s dreams of redemption in Hollywood are quickly fading away, much like a firework on the Fourth of July.

The Duchess of Drama may need to rethink her approach if she hopes for a different outcome in the future.