Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s transition to life in America has been far from the American dream they envisioned.

Instead, their journey, dubbed “Megxit,” has turned into a nightmare as failure after failure continues to plague them.

The National Enquirer aptly summarized their struggles.

Despite high expectations, the royal renegades have been met with harsh reality since their move to California.

Before meeting Prince Harry, Meghan Markle faced repeated rejection from Hollywood.

Biographer Tom Bauer revealed that while she experienced some small successes, disappointment loomed on the bigger stage.

To debunk the notion that race played a role in her failure, Shemar Moore serves as a prime example.

Shemar, an Emmy award-winning actor and model, had parents who were a mixed-race couple during a time when such relationships were frowned upon.

This challenges Meghan’s claim that her biracial background hindered her success.

Meghan Markle’s lack of recognition in the industry becomes apparent when compared to accomplished actors like Zendaya, who also comes from a mixed-race background and has achieved Emmy success.

Zoe Kravitz, a second-generation biracial talent, boasts famous parents in Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet.

While Meghan may argue that her experience in Hollywood affected her opportunities, it is worth considering whether her attitude and lack of talent played a role in her limited success.

One could argue that Meghan’s most notable role was in the cable show “Suits,” which had a relatively small viewership compared to mainstream network shows.

In contrast, Shemar Moore has successfully transitioned from soap operas to the big screen, appearing in films like “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” and Tyler Perry’s “Diary of a Mad Black Woman.”

Meghan, on the other hand, only secured minor roles in movies like “Remember Me” and “Horrible Bosses,” where her screen time was minimal.

Shemar Moore has always embraced his mixed-race heritage, raised by his mother while maintaining a connection to his father and half-siblings.

He openly acknowledges the challenges his parents faced in an era when interracial relationships were frowned upon.

In contrast, Meghan’s relationship with her father took a turn in 2018 when he staged paparazzi photos leading up to her wedding.

She subsequently distanced herself from him, even as he lay in a hospital bed recovering from a near-fatal heart attack.

The double standards surrounding public appearances and family dynamics are evident and frustrating.

Ultimately, Shemar Moore stands out as an extraordinary talent, regardless of his skin color.

In contrast, Meghan Markle fails to recognize her own lack of talent.

As their Hollywood dreams continue to crumble, it remains to be seen whether Meghan and Prince Harry can overcome their disappointments and carve out a successful path in their new lives.