Meghan Markle will be ‘chewed out and ditched’ by Hollywood the same way she abandoned the royal family: Expert

Fears and concern over Meghan Markle embarrassing the Queen in the upcoming months have been growing. 

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are currently trying to figure out a way to be financially independent of the royal family after stepping down as senior members. According to an expert, Meghan will receive a lot of backlash and critique should she reprise her former acting career. 

Chairman of Reputation Management Consultant, Eric Schiffer, said, "Meghan will pursue acting causing immense embarrassment for the royal family and drive more public backlash. Hollywood in the end will dump Meghan and chew her out the way she and Buckingham Palace ditched each other," according to Express. 

Schiffer also shed light on why he thought Meghan and Harry had quit being senior members in the royal family. "I think she just wants to go back to Hollywood," Schiffer said. The couple will officially be stepping down as senior members on March 31. 

Before marrying Prince Harry in May 2018, Meghan Markle had been an actress. Her first on-screen appearance was in the soap opera 'General Hospital' in 2004, where she played a minor role as a nurse. She then had several guest roles in TV shows such as 'Century City', 'The War at Home' and 'CSI: New York'.

The mother of one had also been a "briefcase babe" on the US equivalent of 'Deal or No Deal'. Her acting career picked up when she landed the role of Rachel Zane on 'Suits' in 2011. 

Earlier this week, Meghan's brother Thomas Markle Jr. shared that he was not a fan of Meghan's acting. When asked how people would react should she return to Hollywood, he said, "Some people will probably go see her," reported Express.

"I say this gingerly here, I guess, she’s not an A-list actress. She was a character in a series on cable," he added. He also revealed that he had not really watched 'Suits'. "I think I watched it once or twice - I saw it a couple of times. She had a few good lines in it, a few good scenes," he shared.