Meghan Markle never shy away from standing up against the unfair treatment of women and voicing her opinion on prevailing socio-political issues. Something similar was seen on the latest episode of her podcast Antique model in which she reveal about her time on game show Resolved or no deal. She recalled being a “bag girl” in 2006 and became nostalgic after she stumbled across the show while flipping through the channels.
“I also studied international relations in university, and there was a time when I was in Resolved or no deal and think back to the time when I was an intern at the U.S. Embassy in Argentina, in Buenos Aires, and was in the convoy with the security of the treasury at that time and was given special importance to I. Brain. Here, I’m appreciated for something quite the opposite,” she told social media site and actress Paris Hilton, as the women shed light on the word ‘bimbo’ and negative connotations attached to it.
She also said that although she is “surrounded by intelligent women” on the show, their presence is focused “only on beauty, beauty“. “I don’t like feeling forced to be all looks. And less substance. And that’s how I felt at the time when reduced to this particular archetype, the word ‘bimbo’,” she said.
Her comments don’t seem to be good to her Resolved or no deal co-stars Lisa Gleave and Claudia Jordan criticized Duchess of Sussex for her comments and refuted claims that they were reduced to ‘bim bim’ on the popular game show.
“I didn’t like her comment… She might feel that way because of who she is, or who she’s trying to be. But she is not treated like [a bimbo]”Gleave said Timeadd that if Meghan She didn’t want to be judged on her looks, she shouldn’t have been on the show.
“The game we were in, Resolved or no dealis all about beauty, beauty and charm. And if she doesn’t want to put herself in that position, why would she? ” added the Australian model, saying that she personally “never felt objectionable”.
According to Gleave, if Meghan hadn’t appeared on the show, she wouldn’t have “met” [the Duke of Sussex]she might not have been chosen Suit“.
Previously, another co-star on Meghan’s game show, Claudia Jordan, also said that the show “never treated them like chips”.
“To be clear – get a model gigs on a game show aren’t necessarily about your brains, but for each show, the executive producers selected five models with the most cheerful and cheerful personalities to put the mic on, people they know will interact with the contestants. And Resolved or no deal never treated us like chips. We had a lot of chances thanks to that performance,” Jordan said.
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