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Meghan Markle's $150K Q&A: Fans Feel Cheated

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Meghan Markles brief appearance at a womens retreat in Sydney, where she earned a reported $150,000 for a two-hour Q&A session, sparked controversy. Attendees, who paid up to $3,200 for tickets, felt shortchanged, expecting a full weekend event. Despite the backlash, Markles representative defended her, stating she enjoyed the interaction. This marked the end of their Australian tour, which included visits to a childrens hospital, veterans, and a MasterChef appearance.

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