Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, is reportedly desperate to leak information to the media.

According to an anonymous post on Tumblr, Meghan is eager to give interviews about the potential death of Queen Elizabeth II.

However, both British and international media outlets have shown no interest in her claims.

It seems that Meghan’s attempts to profit off the potential demise of a world icon have been met with disdain.

Adding to Meghan’s frustration is the fact that Jenna Bush Hagar, daughter of former US President George W. Bush, has been given a platform to discuss her time with Prince Charles during the Queen’s illness.

Speaking on the Today Show, Bush Hagar revealed that she had a delightful evening with Charles just before the news of the Queen’s health issues broke.

She described their conversation as joyful and expressed surprise at the sudden news of the Queen’s condition.

Bush Hagar further explained that she was scheduled to interview Charles’ wife, Camilla, on the day the Queen fell ill.

However, their plans were disrupted when Charles’ team informed them of the Queen’s deteriorating health.

A helicopter was then heard, and it was revealed that the royal couple had rushed off to be with the Queen.

Bush Hagar described the experience as witnessing living history.

Meanwhile, Meghan Markle reportedly turned down an offer to attend a prestigious ceremony at Variety following the Queen’s death.

It is believed that she was approached to speak alongside Hillary and Chelsea Clinton about the challenges faced by women.

However, Meghan gracefully declined the invitation, citing the passing of Queen Elizabeth as the reason for her decision.

Some royal fans have raised questions about the extent to which Meghan pays to feature on magazine covers.

Speculation arose after one fan commented on the rumors that Meghan and Prince Harry paid half a million dollars to appear on the cover of Time magazine.

Another fan criticized the US media for protecting Meghan and perpetuating her false narrative.

Prior to the Queen’s death, Meghan was expected to address stereotypes that harm women and highlight the work of the Marshall Plan for Mums, a group dedicated to women’s economic empowerment.

In a previous podcast episode titled “Archetypes,” Meghan hinted at her frustration with being constantly labeled as lucky for marrying Prince Harry.

She emphasized the importance of knowing one’s own worth rather than relying on others’ validation.

Despite Meghan’s desire to share her thoughts and experiences, it seems that the media is uninterested in giving her a platform.

As she navigates her post-royal life, Meghan faces challenges in shaping her public image and finding outlets willing to amplify her voice.