Meghan Markle faces a "Sundance Disaster" with 150 empty seats during her latest film premiere.
The presence of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at the Sundance Film Festival was intended to be a triumphant entry into the world of executive producing, but reports suggest it turned into a "mortifying" experience. The premiere of their project, tentatively titled *Cookie Queens*, reportedly faced the ultimate humiliation: a theater with approximately 150 empty seats. Even VIP guests holding high-priced festival passes reportedly chose to skip the Sussexes' screening, signaling a potential cooling of interest from the Hollywood elite they have been eager to court since moving to California. Beyond the ticket sales, Meghan Markle’s behavior during the event sparked significant criticism regarding film industry etiquette. In what observers called a "cardinal sin of cinema," Meghan reportedly grabbed the microphone to deliver a speech before the film’s director, Alyssa Nahmias, had a chance to introduce the work. This move was perceived by industry insiders as an...