Meghan Markle accused of faking varied interviews for now-axed Spotify podcast | World News

Business “sources” have accused Meghan Markle of faking varied interviews for her Archetypes podcast. They've alleged that she made her workers conduct interviews after which get audio of her voice edited into the ultimate episodes.

The allegations had been reported by podcast-focused outlet Podnews, which mentioned a number of sources have claimed that “some interviews on the present had been executed by different staffers, with [audio of 41-year-old Meghan's] questions edited-in afterwards.” None of those episodes had been particularly highlighted. 

The podcast is described on Spotify as “a podcast the place we examine, dissect, and subvert the labels that attempt to maintain girls again.” It options interviews with well-known girls, however Meghan has additionally revealed loads about herself. She mentioned the idea of ambition with Serena Williams in the course of the inaugural episode of the podcast. She additionally opened up about her struggles whereas residing with the royal household.

Meghan’s Archetypes podcast has been on the centre of some controversies, together with spreading misinformation on Covid-19 vaccine. The present was additionally accused of creating antisemitic feedback and utilizing racial slurs. Earlier experiences claimed that Spotify paid Prince Harry and Meghan $25 million for singing for a profitable audio deal.

These allegations come days after it was reported that Meghan’s Spotify podcast won't be renewed for a second season. Insiders near Spotify have claimed the royal couple failed to satisfy the productiveness benchmark that was wanted to obtain the total payout, in accordance with Wall Road Journal. Meghan, nonetheless, is reportedly planning to create extra podcasts.

After the tip of the primary season, Spotify was reportedly planning to launch a second season. Sources near Meghan and Harry have claimed the couple would cease making Netflix documentaries, publishing memoirs and seem for interviews that don't communicate effectively of the Royal Household.

The axing of the present comes after it was reported that Spotify might slash 200 extra jobs after Meghan and Harry’s podcast’s failure. Spotify laid off about 6% of its 6,600 workforce again in January. Redundancies at the moment are mentioned to be reaching 2% of the streaming platform’s workforce, in accordance with New York Publish.