Edward Enninful was fired from Vogue after Anna Wintour found out about a "fishy deal" between him and Meghan Markle is not true. Enninful has not been fired from Vogue, and there is no evidence to suggest that he had any kind of "deal" with Markle.
The rumor appears to have originated from a report in the New York Post, which claimed that Enninful had been fired after a power struggle with Wintour. However, there is no evidence to support this claim.
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In fact, Enninful's new role at Condé Nast suggests that he is being groomed to take over for Wintour when she eventually retires.
It is possible that Enninful's decision to exclude Queen Elizabeth II from the cover of Vogue's "Influential Women" issue may have contributed to the rumors that he was sacked. However, it is more likely that this was simply a creative decision on Enninful's part.
The "Influential Women" issue of Vogue is designed to celebrate women who are making a difference in the world. Queen Elizabeth II is undoubtedly an influential woman, but she is not the only one. There are many other women who are making a difference in the world, and Enninful may have felt that it was important to highlight their work.
Ultimately, the rumors that Enninful was fired from Vogue are not true. He is still the editor-in-chief of British Vogue, and he has been promoted to a new global role at Condé Nast.
As for the claim that Enninful had a "deal" with Markle, there is no evidence to support this claim either. In fact, there is no evidence that Enninful and Markle even know each other.
The rumor appears to have been started by a tabloid article that was published in 2020. The article claimed that Enninful had promised Markle that she would be on the cover of Vogue if she married Prince Harry. However, there is no evidence to support this claim.
In fact, Markle was not on the cover of Vogue until 2019, two years after she married Prince Harry. This suggests that the rumor is false.
It is important to be critical of tabloid articles and not to take them at face value. Tabloids often publish stories that are not based on any real evidence. These stories are often designed to sell newspapers or generate clicks on websites. It is important to be aware of this and not to spread rumors that are not true.