Meghan Markle's Event in Crisis as Gemmie Agency Collapses

0:00This is your entertainment update for March 17th. Gemma O'Neill's talent agency, Jimmy Agency, has collapsed into voluntary liquidation with debts topping 543,000 Australian dollars, mostly O to the tax office. This comes right before her big event featuring Megan Markle down under. Despite the financial mess, Megan's team says she's still fully committed to the three-day retreat next month. O'Neill told administrators she has no personal savings or steady income to contribute toward the debts. Her events company, Bestie's Australia, which she's running with radio host Jacqueline Henderson even got an $18,000 loan from the agency that she's now disputing as an accounting error. The retreat, called her Best Life, runs from April 17th to 19th at the Intercontinental Sydney Kugi Beach. It expects up to 300 women for workshops, meals, and wellness activities. Tickets star at about 1,400 pounds for early birds, with VIP packages at 1,705 pounds including

1:03a photo, with Megan and Frightrow seats. Marcus Anderson, a close friend of the Duchess, who set up her date with Prince Harry years ago, linked O'Neill with Megan during a visit to her. California home, O'Neill has praised Anderson highly and expressed deep admiration for Megan's resilience. Meanwhile, Jackie O. just lost her big radio gig amid an on-air spat, but organizers are pushing ahead with the event focused on women's empowerment. Officials confirm everything's on track for Megan's speech and Q&A session. Dean Inn is brought to you by our sponsor. If sleep podcasts are your thing, this is your pillow, built for comfort and calm, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.