Meghan Markle's claim that she was objectified on the Deal or No Deal sets has been shut down by the show's official. Lucas Green is the chief content officer of the production company that backs the popular reality show. While speaking to Variety, Lucas Green reacted to&nbsp;the claim that the show objectified bimbos.

Green told the outlet, "No, but we are constantly evolving the format so that it isn’t the same show it was 15-plus years ago."&nbsp;

Green continued, "A lot of work goes into modernizing our formats to ensure they represent our values as a company and wider society. The UK version, for example, will continue to use members of the public from all walks of life to open the boxes (instead of models)." 
 
In October last year, Markle had opened up about her time on the show Deal or No Deal as a briefcase model in an episode of Archetypes podcast with guest Paris Hilton.&nbsp; 
 
The Duchess of Sussex said she quit the game show after a year because she was "objectified."

"I was so much more than what was being objectified on the stage," Markle said. "I didn’t like feeling forced to be all looks and little substance."

She claimed that the women featured as models on the show would get spray tans and apply false eyelashes before walking on stage. "There was a very cookie-cutter idea of precisely what we should look like," Markle shared.

"It was solely about beauty, and not necessarily about brains. I was surrounded by smart women on that stage with me, but that wasn’t the focus of why we were there and I would end up leaving with this pit in my stomach. Like I said, I was thankful for the job but not for how it made me feel, which was not smart." 
 
Markle featured on the US version of Deal or No Deal from 2006-2007. The show was hosted by Howie Mandel. Markle was one of a number of women who wore glamorous outfits as they opened briefcases to reveal contestants' prizes.

Meghan Markle's claim that she was objectified on the Deal or No Deal sets has been shut down by the show's official. Lucas Green is the chief content officer of the production company that backs the popular reality show.

Meghan Markle's claim that she was objectified on the Deal or No Deal sets has been shut down by the show's official. Lucas Green is the chief content officer of the production company that backs the popular reality show. While speaking to Variety, Lucas Green reacted to the claim that the show objectified bimbos. Green told the outlet, "No, but we are constantly evolving the format so that it isn’t the same show it was 15-plus years ago." Green continued, "A lot of work goes into modernizing our formats to ensure they represent our values as a company and wider society. The UK version, for example, will continue to use members of the public from all walks of life to open the boxes (instead of models)." In October last year, Markle had opened up about her time on the show Deal or No Deal as a briefcase model in an episode of Archetypes podcast with guest Paris Hilton. The Duchess of Sussex said she quit the game show after a year because she was "objectified." "I was so much more than what was being objectified on the stage," Markle said. "I didn’t like feeling forced to be all looks and little substance." She claimed that the women featured as models on the show would get spray tans and apply false eyelashes before walking on stage. "There was a very cookie-cutter idea of precisely what we should look like," Markle shared. "It was solely about beauty, and not necessarily about brains. I was surrounded by smart women on that stage with me, but that wasn’t the focus of why we were there and I would end up leaving with this pit in my stomach. Like I said, I was thankful for the job but not for how it made me feel, which was not smart." Markle featured on the US version of Deal or No Deal from 2006-2007. The show was hosted by Howie Mandel. Markle was one of a number of women who wore glamorous outfits as they opened briefcases to reveal contestants' prizes.

Meghan Markle's claim of being objectified on Deal or No Deal shut down by show official

Meghan Markle's recent comment on NBC’s famous money game show 'Deal or No Deal'&nbsp;has attracted a lot of reactions from the A-listers. And now, Oscar-winning actor Whoopi Goldberg is also lashing out at Markle for her negative comments on the show.&nbsp; 
 
For the unversed, a few days back, Meghan expressed her views on the famous game show, which she was eventually part of as one of the models. On the&nbsp;podcast, Archetypes, Markle said how 'objectified' she felt during the show.&nbsp;

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Meghan, who was a 'briefcase girl' on the show, recalled how the women were&nbsp;labelled&nbsp;as&nbsp; 'bimbos'.&nbsp; 
 
After Meghan's remarks&nbsp;went viral, Whoopi has also come forward with her views and asked the&nbsp;Duke of Sussex to stop "making other women feel bad" about their career choices.&nbsp; 
 
Further, 'The View'&nbsp;co-host said, "That’s TV, baby." What did you think you were going to do? You know, that’s what the show was. "&nbsp;

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"I don't know that the people who are sitting there are thinking about you like that. They're thinking: 'I want the money'."&nbsp; 
 
"The objectification might be coming from you and how you felt about how these women were being portrayed," Whoopi said on a recent episode of 'The View.' 
 
"That's what you have to change because we're performers. When you're a performer, you take the gig ... sometimes you're in a bozo suit, sometimes you've got a big nose, and this is just the way it is.''&nbsp;

She also asked Meghan to not make "the other women feel bad, because they’re trying to make a living, too."&nbsp; 
 
Not just Whoopi. The former 'Deal or No Deal'&nbsp;briefcase model, Claudia Jordan, also defended the show. Taking to her Instagram handle, Claudia slammed Meghan's comment and wrote,&nbsp; 
 
"Now Meghan..." For clarity, yes, getting a MODELING GIG on a game show isn’t necessarily about your intellect, but every show the executive producers picked 5 models with the most outgoing and fun personalities to place mics on who they KNEW would engage with the contestants."&nbsp; 
 
By clearly denying Meghan's 'bimbo' claims, she added, "Deal or No Deal NEVER treated us like bimbos. We got so many opportunities because of that show, Fremantle and @nbc. "

Meghan Markle's recent comment on NBC’s famous money game show 'Deal or No Deal' has attracted a lot of reactions from the A-listers. And now, Oscar-winning actor Whoopi Goldberg is also lashing out at Markle for her negative comments on the show.

Meghan Markle's recent comment on NBC’s famous money game show 'Deal or No Deal' has attracted a lot of reactions from the A-listers. And now, Oscar-winning actor Whoopi Goldberg is also lashing out at Markle for her negative comments on the show. For the unversed, a few days back, Meghan expressed her views on the famous game show, which she was eventually part of as one of the models. On the podcast, Archetypes, Markle said how 'objectified' she felt during the show. Taylor Swift addresses her engagement rumors with beau Joe Alwyn: I give a damn what people say Meghan, who was a 'briefcase girl' on the show, recalled how the women were labelled as 'bimbos'. After Meghan's remarks went viral, Whoopi has also come forward with her views and asked the Duke of Sussex to stop "making other women feel bad" about their career choices. Further, 'The View' co-host said, "That’s TV, baby." What did you think you were going to do? You know, that’s what the show was. " 'The Crown' is a 'fictional dramatisation', clarifies Netflix's spokesperson "I don't know that the people who are sitting there are thinking about you like that. They're thinking: 'I want the money'." "The objectification might be coming from you and how you felt about how these women were being portrayed," Whoopi said on a recent episode of 'The View.' "That's what you have to change because we're performers. When you're a performer, you take the gig ... sometimes you're in a bozo suit, sometimes you've got a big nose, and this is just the way it is.'' She also asked Meghan to not make "the other women feel bad, because they’re trying to make a living, too." Not just Whoopi. The former 'Deal or No Deal' briefcase model, Claudia Jordan, also defended the show. Taking to her Instagram handle, Claudia slammed Meghan's comment and wrote, "Now Meghan..." For clarity, yes, getting a MODELING GIG on a game show isn’t necessarily about your intellect, but every show the executive producers picked 5 models with the most outgoing and fun personalities to place mics on who they KNEW would engage with the contestants." By clearly denying Meghan's 'bimbo' claims, she added, "Deal or No Deal NEVER treated us like bimbos. We got so many opportunities because of that show, Fremantle and @nbc. "

Whoopi Goldberg slams Meghan's 'bimbo' comment on 'Deal or No Deal': Stop making other women feel bad

Meghan Markle recalled her initial years in showbiz when she quit her part in the show 'Deal or No Deal' in 2006. In the latest episode of her podcast, 'Archetypes', Markle spoke at length about the show and revealed why she had quit the show.&nbsp; 
 
During the podcast, Markle admitted that she was "really grateful;" for the job but there was "little substance" to her part. 
 
"I ended up quitting the show. I was so much more than what was being objectified on the stage," Markle said. 
 
She added, "I didn`t like feeling forced to be all looks and little substance, and that`s how it felt for me at the time being reduced to this specific archetype: the word 'bimbo.'" 
 
Meghan spoke to Paris Hilton in the episode and also shared details about her life prior to her acting career. She reflected on her time spent studying international relations in college and her experience riding in an Argentinean politician`s motorcade and how she decided the position didn`t fit with her principles. 
 
"I was grateful for the job, but not about how it made me feel, which was not smart," she said. "By the way, I was surrounded by smart women ... but that wasn`t the focus. It was solely about beauty and not necessarily about brains," Markle recalled, adding that a woman kept telling her to "suck it in."&nbsp;

Markle eventually became a prominent name after she featured in legal drama 'Suits'. She later quit her eating career after she married Britain's Prince Harry in 2018.&nbsp;

Meghan Markle recalled her initial years in showbiz when she quit her part in the show 'Deal or No Deal' in 2006. In the latest episode of her podcast, 'Archetypes', Markle spoke at length about the show and revealed why she had quit the show.

Meghan Markle recalled her initial years in showbiz when she quit her part in the show 'Deal or No Deal' in 2006. In the latest episode of her podcast, 'Archetypes', Markle spoke at length about the show and revealed why she had quit the show. During the podcast, Markle admitted that she was "really grateful;" for the job but there was "little substance" to her part. "I ended up quitting the show. I was so much more than what was being objectified on the stage," Markle said. She added, "I didn`t like feeling forced to be all looks and little substance, and that`s how it felt for me at the time being reduced to this specific archetype: the word 'bimbo.'" Meghan spoke to Paris Hilton in the episode and also shared details about her life prior to her acting career. She reflected on her time spent studying international relations in college and her experience riding in an Argentinean politician`s motorcade and how she decided the position didn`t fit with her principles. "I was grateful for the job, but not about how it made me feel, which was not smart," she said. "By the way, I was surrounded by smart women ... but that wasn`t the focus. It was solely about beauty and not necessarily about brains," Markle recalled, adding that a woman kept telling her to "suck it in." Markle eventually became a prominent name after she featured in legal drama 'Suits'. She later quit her eating career after she married Britain's Prince Harry in 2018.

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Meghan Markle says she quit a show in 2006 that had reduced her 'to a bimbo'