Meghan Markle's Foreign Service Test Failure Reported by US State Dept

In 2003, while interning at the US embassy in Buenos Aires, Meghan Markle faced a significant setback when she failed the Foreign Service Officer test. This three-hour exam, covering topics such as US politics and history, dealt a major blow to her aspirations of entering politics. After this failure, she did not pursue a career in the diplomatic service, which was a disappointment for someone who had always aimed high and sculpted a public image of confidence. Despite this initial challenge, Meghan redirected her career path toward acting. She eventually starred in the successful television series 'Suits', which garnered critical acclaim and received multiple nominations. Her acting career allowed her to gain fame and a substantial following that facilitated her entry into other media projects. In recent years, Meghan, together with Prince Harry, also produced a Netflix documentary that broke streaming records and achieved significant viewership, further solidifying her presence in the entertainment industry. The documentary explored aspects of their lives and shed light on their experiences after stepping back from royal duties. The juxtaposition of her initial ambition in politics and her subsequent successful career in acting illustrates the unpredictable nature of career trajectories, particularly in the public eye. Meghan's journey highlights how setbacks can lead to new avenues of achievement and recognition.