Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are being avoided by A-listers, as Hollywood stars are trying to get closer to Prince William and Princess Kate instead.
Meghan’s previous history as a Hollywood star has failed to help, as her and Harry are reportedly losing their grip on the industry.
The pair are seeing their dominance wane and an insider believes Prince William and Kate could be the reason.
A source told Heat Magazine: “Nobody wants to risk their standing in the UK by not being seen as team William and Kate."
Stars are preferring to align themselves with Kate and Will instead now
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Celebrities are allegedly drifting from the pair due to their depleting popularity.
A source said that industry key players are actively pitching Will and Kate for new projects.
Will and Kate will appear in New York at the Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit in summit, which should further solidify their influence in America.
King Charles has reportedly backed the efforts to maintain American ties and influence.
The source added on Meghan’s alleged unhappiness at this new dynamic: “Meghan is sick and tired of this 'Saint Kate' act. She and Harry are aware the Waleses are planning more trips to the States — including Hollywood — and the red carpet will well and truly be rolled out for their arrival."
The divide between the royal couples is not just limited to Hollywood.
Politically, the future King and Kate are coming out victorious.
Kate was recently photographed meeting First Lady Jill Biden when she was in the UK.
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In contrast to this, Harry and Meghan received a rejection when their team made a request to travel in Air Force One on their trip back home from the Queen’s funeral.
The White House denied the request in fear it may cause a “commotion” and could jeopardise the President’s relations with the Palace, a source told the MailOnline.
What comes next for the Duke and Duchess is uncertain.
The pair were snubbed for an Emmy nomination for their Netflix series and their $20million deal with Spotify collapsed after making just 12 episodes for their podcast.
