Lady Colin Campbell has recently made shocking claims about Meghan Markle’s conduct during her time as a briefcase model on the game show Deal or No Deal.

According to Campbell, Markle was excessively flirtatious and suggestive towards the show’s married host, Harry Mandel.

During an appearance on GB News’ Dan Wooten Tonight, Campbell suggested that Markle used her relationship with Mandel to further her own career.

Campbell quoted an anonymous source who alleged, “Meghan zeroed in on him.

His wife said, sorry, you’ve got to get rid of her.

Meghan was using him as yet another stepping stone.”

These allegations gained traction when Campbell asserted that Markle’s constant desire for a larger role on the show was deemed problematic by Mrs. Mandel, ultimately leading to Markle’s departure.

Moreover, Campbell vehemently dismissed Markle’s claims of objectification of the show’s briefcase models as utter nonsense.

She explained, “The show is about delectable girls, their beauty, their attractiveness, their vivacity.

Every single woman on that show who’s achieved more than Meghan has said what a wonderful opportunity it was.”

Joining the conversation, royal expert Phil Dampier acknowledged Markle’s ambition to be recognized as an aspiring actress, deeming it understandable.

However, he criticized her alleged attempts to rewrite past events after leaving the show, questioning what she might alter if she were to pen a book about her life.

Lucas Green, the chief content officer at Benije, the owner of the Deal or No Deal format, disagreed with Markle’s claim of objectification, asserting that the show consistently evolves and modernizes to align with societal values.

As an example, he pointed out that the UK version now features ordinary people instead of models.

Markle herself had previously spoken about her experiences on Deal or No Deal during an Archetypes podcast last October.

She mentioned that she worked on the show from 2006 to 2007 before landing a role in Suits.

However, it was her appearance on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson seven years after her time on Deal or No Deal that raised eyebrows.

During the show, Markle engaged in banter with Ferguson, discussing her hairless body and jokingly inviting him to pinch her.

Ferguson gladly accepted the invitation and even asked for another opportunity to do so.

The conversation took an awkward turn when Markle shared an anecdote about growing up on the set of Married with Children, where her father worked as a lighting director.

Ferguson made inappropriate comments, insinuating a provocative atmosphere on set.

Critics argue that Markle’s attempt to portray herself as a fun and engaging personality fell flat.

They claim that she lacks charisma and suggest that perhaps a career in entertainment is not suited to her talents.

These allegations and revelations have sparked intense debate and scrutiny surrounding Meghan Markle’s past behavior and aspirations.

While some defend her actions as typical in the entertainment industry, others question her motives and authenticity.

As the controversy continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how Markle will navigate these new challenges and perceptions.