Meghan Markle's Aussie Wellness Retreat Faces Low Attendance

0:00It's April 7th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Megan Markle's wellness retreat down under Insinny is struggling to fill seats. Organizers just added more hotel rooms, including solo options, and ditched their sold-out banner from the website. The three-day event kicks off in about a week at the Intercontinental Kugee Beach, with tickets going for $1,930 for general. Access, or $2,288 for VIP, closer to the stage. They are hyping it with fresh peaks at the venue, like blue lights in the Gallaud dinner room to jazz it up. Guests get a quick question and answer session with the 44-year-old former royal on the second night, plus some community vibes from the her. Best Life Podcast Crew Social media is roasting the whole thing hard. Folks are joking it's on life support, guessing they could not even pair people up in twin rooms. Critics point out they cannot snag 300 attendees, calling it a hilarious flop for her team.

1:03Emails are flying out to early signups, chasing payments or threatening to give spots to a so-called waitlist, but deadlines keep slipping. This comes right after Netflix dumped her lifestyle brand deal after just 11 months and canned her cooking show over low views. Megan's last Australia trip was back in October 2018, on a big royal tour with Prince Harry, drawing huge crowds. Now her solo brand push faces this rocky start, leaving everyone watching if more seats stay empty.