“THAT ROLE WILL NEVER HAPPEN!” Meghan Markle CAUGHT LYING AGAIN Over FAKE Pasadena Filming Permit!
Another day, another royal scandal — and this time, it’s Meghan Markle back in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. The Duchess of Sussex is being accused of faking a film shoot in Pasadena after reports surfaced that her so-called “new acting project” didn’t actually have a valid filming permit.
The drama began when photos appeared online last week showing Meghan, 44, strolling through a Pasadena neighborhood surrounded by what appeared to be a small film crew. Rumors quickly spread that the Duchess was finally returning to acting, with speculation running wild about a “mystery streaming project” supposedly in development.
But locals were the first to call foul. According to multiple eyewitnesses, there was “no official crew, no production trucks, no security — just a few people holding cameras.” One resident told The Sun: “It looked more like a staged photo op than a real shoot. We never saw any permit notices posted anywhere.”
Within hours, Pasadena city officials confirmed that no filming permit had been issued for that location or date, sparking outrage online and igniting yet another PR storm around the Sussex brand.
“Another fake production from Meghan Markle,” one viral tweet read. “If Hollywood won’t cast her, she’ll just film herself and call it a comeback.” Hashtags like #FakeFilmPermit, #PasadenaGate, and #ThatRoleWillNeverHappen began trending, with critics accusing Meghan of trying to “manufacture buzz” for a nonexistent project.
PR experts told DailyMail.com that the incident could deal another blow to her credibility. “This kind of stunt damages her image even more,” said one Hollywood insider. “She’s been trying to rebrand herself as a serious creative force — but these fake setups make her look desperate for attention.”
Others, however, defended Meghan, suggesting the shoot might have been a low-key test or a private pilot scene filmed without full-scale production. “It’s not unusual for small teams to do test shoots without major permits,” said a producer familiar with California filming laws. “But if it was for publicity, that’s a risky move.”
As of now, Meghan’s representatives have refused to comment, and no legitimate project tied to the alleged shoot has been announced. Still, the backlash online has been brutal. One fan-turned-critic wrote, “Every time she tries to relaunch, it ends in drama. Maybe it’s time to stop pretending and start producing something real.”
Meanwhile, royal watchers couldn’t resist the irony. “The woman who left the Royal Family because she wanted privacy is now staging fake film shoots,” one columnist noted. “You couldn’t make this up.”
Whether it was a misunderstanding or a full-blown PR misfire, one thing’s for sure — Meghan’s Hollywood comeback just hit another roadblock. And as one commenter put it bluntly: “That role will never happen — not in this lifetime.”
