A crude, widely shared split photo of Harvey Weinstein and a smiling Meghan Markle is ripping across social media this weekend, attached to a new “blind item” that paints the Duchess of Sussex as a desperate actress who slept with the disgraced producer, got nothing in return, and then tried to force her way back into his orbit by crashing his then-wife’s runway events.

The item, posted September 5 by the long-running Hollywood gossip account known as Enty Lawyer, describes “the alliterate one” — Enty’s well-known code for Markle — as someone who “really wanted to be a movie star.” According to the account, she was introduced to Weinstein by one of a small group of female recruiters who funneled women to him. She allegedly assumed big roles would follow. They didn’t. She then “bugged him afterwards like it was her job” and pestered the recruiter even more. When that failed, the item claims she began showing up at fashion shows tied to Weinstein’s wife, designer Georgina Chapman, “just hoping to get the attention of the producer.” She was kicked out of multiple events. Friends and book writers, the item adds, say she kept chasing a movie role until Weinstein went to jail.
The post quoting the item added a blunt caption that has been quoted and amplified: “I’m surprised she has a vagina left…. Another one.” Replies were even harsher. One called Markle “a disgusting skank.” Another said Prince Harry “didn’t get sloppy 2nds he got sloppy 100’s.”
This is not a one-off smear. Enty has spent years pushing “yacht girl” and casting-couch narratives about Markle. A 2024 Vulture profile noted he wrote extensively about such women and that Markle was one of his most frequent targets. Mainstream outlets have repeatedly called the specific Weinstein-party and “yacht girl” photo claims unverified or cases of mistaken identity. That has not stopped the latest item from spreading at the exact moment Markle and Prince Harry have slunk back to Britain.
They returned in late August 2026 after six years in California, enrolling Archie and Lilibet in a British school while insisting they remain private, non-working royals. King Charles was informed only days before they landed. The timing is convenient. Meghan is in talks for a role in season 3 of Guy Ritchie’s Netflix series The Gentlemen, her first significant acting job since she quit Suits to marry Harry. Insiders have said the couple had been discussing her return to acting for some time. After the Netflix cooking show was not renewed and her lifestyle brand As Ever struggled to become the empire she promised, a UK-based acting gig and a British school for the children suddenly looked attractive.
Harry and Meghan spent years lecturing the world about trauma, racism, and the “toxic” British press while cashing Netflix and Spotify checks and attacking the late Queen, Prince Philip, and the rest of the family in Spare and the Oprah interview. They portrayed themselves as victims forced to flee. Now they want the best of both worlds: the prestige and schooling of Britain without the duties, the scrutiny they invited, or any apology for the damage they did. Public opinion in the UK remains icy. Polls have shown Markle’s favorability stuck around 19-20 percent. Many Britons have not forgotten Meghan skipping Prince Philip’s funeral or the couple’s decision to air family grievances for profit.
Harry looks weaker than ever. The once-popular prince let himself be steered into a public feud with his own family, then followed his wife to California, then followed her back when the Hollywood experiment under-delivered. Critics have long called him naïve; the latest gossip only reinforces the picture of a man who married a social climber and then enabled every subsequent grievance. If even a fraction of the Weinstein-recruiter story is true, it would mean Markle’s path to the palace ran through the same Hollywood machinery she now claims to have transcended. If it is false, it is still the kind of story that attaches itself to people who spent years manufacturing victimhood while living like A-listers.
The couple’s defenders will call this coordinated hate. Their record makes that defense harder. They burned bridges with the institution that gave Meghan a title, then discovered California was not the fairy-tale reset they sold. They returned not in triumph but because the alternative — remaining a mid-tier lifestyle brand and fading Netflix footnote — was worse. The photo circulating this weekend, Weinstein on one side and Markle on the other, is crude. The pattern it is being used to illustrate is not new: ambition first, principles later, and Harry trailing behind. Britain is under no obligation to pretend otherwise.