Much has been said and written about Meghan Markle's credibility, and now comes another reinforcement related to her canceled podcast, Archetypes.
Last weekend, it was announced that streaming giant Spotify had decided to terminate its contractual relationship with Markle (41) and her husband Prince Harry at the end of one season on the grounds that the two did not deliver the goods to which they had committed, and that they had not produced enough materials to justify the continued existence of the $20 million deal signed with them for a period of three years.
Now podcast site Podnews reports that multiple sources claim that some of the interviews aired on the podcast were actually recorded by other cast members in the production, with recordings of Markle asking questions planted later in the edit.
Harry and Meghan, Photo: AP
The first season of the podcast in question consisted of 12 episodes, featuring famous personalities such as Mariah Carey, Serena Williams and Mindy Kaling, who even shared a photo of herself being interviewed by Markle when the episode with her aired.
Podnews did not name the episodes in which the alleged forgery was made, and it is assumed that these are not all the episodes that aired, but these claims join a series of questions raised in the past about Merkel's credibility and her real involvement in the podcast.
In August last year, Alison Yarrow, a journalist from New York, revealed that she had not spoken to Meghan herself when she was interviewed for the podcast, but by another member of the production team named Farrah Safari. As proof of her claims, Yarrow even shared a photo of herself at the entrance to the recording studio and thanked Safari for being an "excellent interviewer." Merkel's representatives chose not to comment on the allegations at this stage.
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