Meghan Markle Humiliation: Twittter Mocks Duchess After Learning She Wants A Superhero Role

Meghan Markle wanted a superhero role and Twitter users mocked the duchess because of it.

An insider claimed that the Duchess of Sussex has been asking her agent Nick Collins to field for a potential superhero role for her. Collins has reportedly been saying that Markle is available and open for the best offers.

However, the Twitter users have reacted with mockery. According to them, Markle is not a perfect fit for a superhero role and many went on criticizing the duchess.

“I hear she’s playing a character called Laughing Stock, a superhero who lives in a crazed delusional world with her sidekick Ginger who supports her at great personal cost,” @Giles06235517 commented.

“Just ridiculous. She has married Henry just to have more popularity,” @colatre1 wrote.

“I have a title for her new movie: ‘How to milk The Royals from money’. LOL,” @commodore997 added.

“You are being so kind, more like z list... I watched Suit from season 1 to the end fast forwards when she's on, you can smell the ego and norc through the TV set, can’t stand her at all,” @SC87871 commented.

“She seems to thinks she owns the world and it will always fall at her feet. All because she had a nose job, hair straightening and a lot of cosmetic dental treatment. Harry fell in love with a set of brilliant white tooth veneers!” @TessaHope4 opined.

Some believe that instead of starring as a superhero, Markle should play the villain role.

“Arch villain would be more appropriate,” @paul_evitts wrote.

“Is Disney not doing “the wizard of Oz”? She’d make a cracking wicked witch of the west!” @Clarky989 added.

In related news, prior to the reports about Markle wanting a superhero movie, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been slammed by online users for disrespecting Queen Elizabeth II. The royal couple released a statement after the Queen banned them from using “Sussex Royal” as their brand.

Prince Harry and Markle fired back by saying that the Queen doesn’t have jurisdiction over the word “royal” overseas before stressing that they don’t plan to use the Sussex Royal brand anyway. But their words didn’t sit well with royal followers who felt that they were “taking themselves too seriously.”