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Well, Meghan’s memory could be playing tricks on her AGAIN. In her last podcast, all about bimbos, Meghan chose Paris Hilton as the poster child, erm, guest star. But Megs made it all about herself, talking about she was “objectified” as a scantily clad Briefcase Model. The problem is, her fellow Briefies are coming forward to say things didn’t happen the way she said they did.
Royal Family News – Meghan’s Version of The Truth Distorted?
Meghan made all sorts of outlandish claims on her podcast, including the fact that she and the other Briefies were treated like “bimbos.” Nope says one of those models, that was not the case.
Model Patricia Kara, a former “Deal or No Deal” model told Inside Edition: “It was unfortunate she felt that way because I never, ever felt that way.”
Meghan told her listeners that she, “ended up quitting the show… I was so much more than what was being objectified on the stage. I didn’t like feeling forced to be all looks and little substance.”
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Royal Family News – What Did Meghan Say?
Markle went so far as to claim that “Deal or No Deal” had, “different beauty stations to prepare for the game show – including a section where you can add padding in your bra.”
“There was no bra station,” Kara stated flat out. Oops.
Royal Family News – IS Meghan Misremembering?
And Donna Feldman told Hollywood Life that when she was a “Deal or No Deal” model she was not, “treated like a bimbo,” either.
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“During my time on the show, neither myself nor anybody else I worked with was ever treated as such, in my opinion.” She added, “Everybody knows what you’re signing up for when you’re hired as a ‘Briefcase Beauty.’ Being hired based off your looks comes with the territory.”
And, after Meghan’s claims, “The View” co-host Whoopi Goldberg slammed the Hollywood Hobo by saying, “That’s TV, baby. But what did you think you were going to? You know that’s what the show was.” Memo to Meghan: CoQ10 is supposed to be really good for memory issues, just saying.
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I don’t know why anyone would want to throw shade on a production that has created some probably much needed work for young actresses whilst they are trying to make a career in Hollywood. So the requirement was for attractive young ladies, who are not required to do much, so what. This gig seems lesser than so many other difficult jobs these girls might have to do to support themselves. Not everyone can snare themselves a prince but in future those lucky enough don’t throw shade on others because you perceive yourself as better or above them. Thoughtless comments can create Bimbo status and secure it more tightly than someone just doing a job to earn a living.