Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has reportedly been denied a ticket to the Superbowl 2024 and has faced obstacles in her pursuit of acting.

Paramount’s CEO refused to grant her an ad deal, and she has also been blocked from the radar.

These developments come amidst rumors of her possible appearance in a reboot of the popular legal drama series, Suits.

Richard Fitzwilliams, a royal expert, expressed his disapproval of Meghan’s potential return to acting.

Speaking to The Sun, he described it as a backward and comical step for the Duchess.

The Daily Express recently reported that Meghan might consider starring in a spin-off of Suits, which originally aired from 2011 to 2019, running for nine seasons.

Fitzwilliams dismissed the idea, stating, “That’s going backwards, but we’ve had so many reports she could be doing something and nothing happens.”

Despite being represented by talent agency WME since April, Meghan has not announced any projects.

Fitzwilliams further commented on the irony of her returning to Suits, calling it retrogressive and comical.

He acknowledged that Meghan and Prince Harry have become subjects of mockery by shows like South Park, but emphasized their unpredictability and penchant for surprising people.

In another blow to Meghan’s aspirations, a source claimed that she and Harry have been blacklisted from the Grammys awards.

The couple’s absence from major events such as the Superbowl and Oscars has led to speculation about their future plans.

The source revealed that Meghan is currently searching for the best parking lot in Los Angeles to justify her absence from these events.

The couple had allegedly planned a grand party for an anticipated recording award, which never materialized.

Their staffers have reportedly abandoned them, and they are struggling to secure invitations to high-profile afterparties.

The football organization has also stated that there is no room for Meghan and Harry at the Superbowl.

Additionally, their favorite charity has come under scrutiny, with allegations of indiscriminate killings and trafficking.

Despite these setbacks, Meghan managed to attend a movie premiere and pose with an individual accused of enabling a predator.

However, the couple’s lack of invitations to prestigious events like the Vanity Fair Oscars afterparty and Uncle Elton’s fundraising Oscars afterparty has raised questions about their status in Hollywood.

Furthermore, Meghan’s hopes of being invited to present an Oscar or secure a Superbowl commercial were dashed.

She has been excluded from the Superbowl 2024 commercial featuring the Suits Union.

The upcoming Superbowl, which will take place in Las Vegas, marks the first time the state of Nevada has hosted the event.

Notable personalities like Kris Jenner, Janet Ortega, and Kate McKinnon are set to participate in the star-studded festivities.

The Superbowl is known for attracting a massive television audience, with 115 million viewers tuning in last year.

Advertisers pay exorbitant amounts for A-list talent, with 30-second ads selling for as much as $7 million this year.

Despite Meghan’s attempts to build a relationship with Paramount’s CEO during her time in Jamaica, the company refused to offer her an ad deal and did not assist in securing Superbowl tickets for her and Prince Harry.

The couple’s ambitions in the entertainment industry appear to be facing significant challenges.

As Meghan’s struggles persist, her future prospects remain uncertain.

The denial of Superbowl tickets and the rejection of potential acting opportunities have added to her growing list of disappointments.

It remains to be seen what lies ahead for the Duchess of Sussex in her quest for success in Hollywood.