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The formerly pro-Meghan Markle publication, Vanity Fair, recently slammed the Sussexes and analyzed the past five years since they stepped down as working royals and moved to the US.

The article was in last week’s edition of the magazine. Vanity Fair obviously isn’t too keen on Meghan Markle anymore.

Vanity Fair Was Only Interested In Meghan Markle When She Was Harry’s Girlfriend

The magazine scored a significant win in October 2017 when they interviewed Prince Harry’s then-girlfriend as everyone was clamoring to talk to her at the time.

Meghan’s appeared on the cover. She hired PR advisor Keleigh Thomas Morgan from the celebrity favorite firm, Sunshine Sachs.

Meghan purportedly accused Vanity Fair of printing a “racist headline.” The Sussexes thought the title, “I’m Just Wild About Harry,” was racist because a song with the same name appeared in a 1939 movie with Judy Garland and...

Yikes. Is it really that bad behind closed doors? That’s what a lot of people just can’t help but wonder as there’s a new report that brings to light Meghan Markle’s supposed problem with her ‘hysterical’ anger. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Meghan Markle Has A Problem With Her ‘Hysterical’ Anger

Apparently, the Duchess of Sussex has been like this way this entire time, but her behavior is only being reported about it now.

Royal author Tom Bower says that there was a particular incident soon after Meghan Markle found out that her 2017 magazine with Vanity Fair didn’t come out as she had initially expected.

The Duchess of Sussex supposedly had gone hysterical after the royal family’s strict guidelines were breached. In the article, Meghan had discussed their relationship.

Bower put it this way, “Kashner arrived at Meghan’s home...

Why Hollywood Keeps Quitting on Harry and Meghan

Looks like Harry and Meghan have done it again — they’ve chewed up yet another American adviser.

Josh Kettler, the Santa Barbara-based consultant who’d been serving as chief of staff to the Duke and Duchess, reportedly resigned in August — after just three months on the job — becoming the latest member of the ever-expanding “Sussex Survivors Club,” as some former employees have taken to calling themselves. Before Kettler, there was Toya Holness, who was their global press secretary until 2022, and Christine Weil Schirmer, the onetime Pinterest communications director who quit as Harry and Meghan’s PR head in 2021. Samantha Cohen, Markle’s top aide and private secretary, departed the same year.

Earlier, there was Keleigh Thomas Morgan, a Sunshine Sachs partner who started repping Meghan when she was still a commoner (well, a TV star on Suits), adding Harry to her client...

When one of your dearest couple friends, Lysa and Grant Heslov, move to London for the new Paramount+ series The Department, starring Michael Fassbender — which Grant and George Clooney’s company Smokehouse Pictures is producing — there is only one thing left to do. Get yourself a plane ticket.

In 10 years, I have never been able to get one ticket using air miles on the days that I needed. Not once. Didn’t believe it was possible. That is until I found David Fleming, aka The Miles Guy (who was born into Hollywood Royalty; his grandfather was famed publicist Warren Cowan). David specializes in helping people use their frequent air miles and credit card points for flights. As he puts it, “there are a lot of people who have a ton of points but don’t know how to use them effectively. That’s where I come in.” Done: British Airways first-class round trip to London.

Top communications agency Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis set several promotions on Wednesday, bolstering executive leadership in offices across the country.

Amelia Makin and Andrew Stein have been promoted to executive vice president roles, while Gabrielle Lee was elevated to senior vice president, diversity equity inclusion and accessibility and multicultural communications. Hollywood fixture Brooke Blumberg was named senior vice president of awards and content. Additionally, the firm also welcomed Alejandro Grau last year as senior vice president, leading the company’s San Francisco office.

”These announcements recognize the outstanding contributions and leadership that this group of executives provide, with each bringing unique skills and experiences that has enabled us to think bigger, build upon the strength of our culture, and deliver an immensely diverse set of work for our clients,” said CEO Shawn Sachs. “We’re excited to both promote from within and add new leadership with the expansion into San...

Entertainment PR biggie Sunshine Sachs said Wednesday that it is elevating current partners Keleigh Thomas Morgan and Heather Lylis to co-presidents. As part of the move, the agency will now be known as Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis.

Founder Ken Sunshine and CEO Shawn Sachs revealed the news today in a memo to staff and clients.

“Heather and Keleigh have been instrumental in leading the agency to new heights,” they wrote. “In their time here, they have helped to grow the agency from a small boutique PR firm of less than 10 people to a full-service consultancy with more than 250 employees and offices in New York City, Los Angeles, Washington, DC, Atlanta, Austin and San Francisco. Their leadership has always been invaluable but especially so during the pandemic when they helped guide our team and clients through a very uncertain time. And, as we look to the future (hopefully free from the...

Sunshine Sachs is undergoing a name change as it promotes two partners at the agency to co-presidents.

On Wednesday, the organization announced it will now be called Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis.

Morgan comes from Keleigh Thomas Morgan and Lylis is from Heather Lylis. They’ve both been called instrumental by the company in leading the agency to new heights, helping grow the PR firm of less than 10 to more than 250 employees, with offices in New York City, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Austin and San Francisco.

They were praised in a release for helping guide the team and clients through the uncertainties of the pandemic. “And, as we look to the future (hopefully free from the pandemic), we know we are strengthened by their perspective and vision,” founder Ken Sunshine said in a release.

Sunshine founded the company three decades ago, with Shawn Sachs, who is CEO, joining in...

Sunshine Sachs’ Principals Ken Sunshine and Shawn Sachs have elevated Heather Lylis and Keleigh Thomas Morgan to Partner. They will join Sunshine and Sachs as the only other partners at the firm. The PR firm started 23 years ago to service a wide variety of clients. Sunshine and Sachs said their new partners have been invaluable over the past decade in growing the firm. Thomas Morgan, who runs west coast operations for the firm, previously served as Senior Vice President of the company. She started in New York, relocated to Los Angeles in 2007 and her client list includes Jennifer Lopez, Tyler Perry, Natalie Portman, Andre Benjamin, Mariska Hargitay, Lee Daniels, The Golden Globes, Parkes MacDonald, Ivanhoe Pictures, Cinetic, and The Geffen Playhouse. Lylis has helped expand the firm’s media relations, social media, creative, sponsorship, talent integration, and events work with clients in the non-profit, corporate, media, and advertising industries, including Feeding America,...

Sunshine Sachs’ Principals Ken Sunshine and Shawn Sachs have elevated Heather Lylis and Keleigh Thomas Morgan to Partner. They will join Sunshine and Sachs as the only other partners at the firm. The PR firm started 23 years ago to service a wide variety of clients. Sunshine and Sachs said their new partners have been invaluable over the past decade in growing the firm. Thomas Morgan, who runs west coast operations for the firm, previously served as Senior Vice President of the company. She started in New York, relocated to Los Angeles in 2007 and her client list includes Jennifer Lopez, Tyler Perry, Natalie Portman, Andre Benjamin, Mariska Hargitay, Lee Daniels, The Golden Globes, Parkes MacDonald, Ivanhoe Pictures, Cinetic, and The Geffen Playhouse. Lylis has helped expand the firm’s media relations, social media, creative, sponsorship, talent integration, and events work with clients in the non-profit, corporate, media, and advertising industries, including Feeding America,...

Sunshine Sachs has promoted Heather Lylis and Keleigh Thomas Morgan to partner, the New York-based publicity firm said Friday. They are the only two partners at the company beyond its eponymous leaders, Ken Sunshine and Shawn Sachs. Both Lylis and Thomas Morgan have been at Sunshine Sachs for more than a decade, with Lylis overseeing the firm's expansion into Washington, DC and Thomas Morgan running the show in Los Angeles. Also read: Veteran Publicists Ken Sunshine, Shawn Sachs Launch Madica Productions Lylis represents corporate clients such as Girl Scouts of America, the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and Facebook, and has expanded the firm's media.

Heather Lylis and Keleigh Thomas Morgan have been named partners at Sunshine Sachs, principals Ken Sunshine and Shawn Sachs announced Friday. Both are vets at the New York-based PR company with Lylis joining in 2003 and Morgan, who runs west coast operations for the firm, joining in 2004. They will join Sunshine and Sachs as the only other partners at the firm. Lylis has helped expand the firm’s media relations, social media, creative, sponsorship, talent integration and events work with clients in the non-profit, corporate, media and advertising industries. Her clients have included Feeding America, Girl Scouts of

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Jennifer Lopez has parted ways with her publicist Mark Young after about three years. The newly reinstated American Idol judge has signed with Sunshine Sachs, where she will be repped by Ken Sunshine, Keleigh Thomas Morgan and Whitney Tancred. The news comes just over a week after Fox officially confirmed that Lopez will return to the Idol panel after taking a season off. Photos: 'American Idol' Judges Past and Present: The Good, the Bad and the Boring It also comes two months after Lopez was criticized by the Human Rights Foundation and others for performing a private concert in Turkmenistan, whose government has been accused of restricting free speech and

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