Meghan Markle's ‘I was objectified’ claim countered by UK show boss and fellow models.

 

"Deal or No Deal" rebuts Meghan Markle's critique; insists show has evolved over 15 years.

In the grand saga of "Meghan Markle versus Game Show Glamour," the contemporary episode has seen the U.K.-based manufacturing company at the back of "Deal or No Deal" supply a polite, yet firm retort to the Duchess of Sussex's critique of the game show's beauty-focused ethos.

Lucas Green, the Chief Content Officer of the manufacturing company, and now the defender of the sport exhibit realm, was queried by way of magazine, Variety, about Markle's comments. Her allegations? The show's briefcase models were decreased to "objectified bimbos."

"No," Green succinctly replied, simply not subscribing to the Duchess's narrative, earlier than adding, ‘but we are constantly evolving the structure so that it isn’t the equal show it was once 15 plus years ago.’ A clever response, pointing out that time, like a right wine, brings maturity and change.

The Duchess, in her podcast ‘Archetypes,’ had brought up her briefcase-carrying stint on 'Deal or No Deal' in dialog with Paris Hilton. For Markle, the recreation exhibit was a splendor pageant except a crown, the place she felt "objectified" and had a "cookie-cutter" function to play.

‘I didn’t like feeling compelled to be all looks and little substance,’ she confessed. In Markle's view, the exhibit was once about exceptionally faces, not remarkable minds, despite being surrounded by way of smart women. The ride left her with a "pit in her stomach," a sentiment that no doubt resonated with her audience.

Her remarks stirred up a storm in a teacup, prompting responses from former colleagues. Patricia Kara, a fellow briefcase model, retorted, "I do now not share her trip at all. I never felt objectified." Quite the opposite, it seems, of the Duchess's take.

Kara similarly debunked Markle's declare of a 'padding station' backstage, announcing that in all her years, such a thing "never existed." Model Donna Feldman sided with Kara, maintaining she by no means felt like a "bimbo" on the job. Instead, she saw working with the likes of Howie Mandel as a stepping stone to larger things.

So, as the stage lights dim on this sport exhibit drama, the query remains: Deal or no deal? Is it a case of one of a kind perspectives, or is someone no longer telling the full story? One thing's for sure, the game of opinions is never-ending, and the briefcases of non-public experiences are as various as the contestants themselves. And in this particular episode, Lucas Green appears to be taking part in his cards right, acknowledging the previous however focusing on the evolution of the show. After all, who doesn't love a right comeback story?

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