Meghan Markle's role on the TV show "Fringe" was dropped after two episodes due to a combination of factors, including breaking a deal and clashing with a co-star.
In 2009, Meghan Markle was cast as Detective Jessica Jessup on the second season of the science fiction show "Fringe." However, her role was dropped after only two episodes.
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There have been a number of different reasons given for why Markle's role was dropped. Some sources have said that she broke a deal with the show's producers by missing a number of rehearsals. Others have said that she clashed with her co-star, Anna Torv, who played Olivia Dunham.
In a recent interview, "Fringe" director Joe Chappelle confirmed that Markle's role was dropped due to a combination of factors. He said that Markle "broke a deal" by missing rehearsals, and that she also "clashed with a co-star."
Chappelle did not name the co-star that Markle clashed with, but it is widely believed to be Anna Torv. Torv has never publicly commented on the alleged clash, but she has said that she was "disappointed" when Markle's role was dropped.
It is unclear why Markle missed rehearsals or why she clashed with Torv. However, it is clear that her role on "Fringe" was not a success. She was only on the show for two episodes, and her character was never mentioned again.
The experience of being dropped from "Fringe" may have been a learning experience for Markle. She has since gone on to have a successful career as an actress and a philanthropist. However, the experience may have also left her with some hard feelings towards the show's producers and her co-stars.