So this was some mastermind plan to put the Sussexes back in charge of the narrative? Sacked, grifters and failed Dior contract? Is that WME at their best, then?
To be fair to WME, losing the spotify deal was a disaster that wasn't really their fault, as was having H+M's laziness called out in public. The Dior move has pushed that very damaging stuff into the background a little, and has associated Meghan at least with a top notch brand. Even though Dior denied it, they did it nicely, without saying "you must be joking if you think we'd work with her" or similar. (As WME knew they would, because Meghan does wear their clothes.) And that allowed Meghan to deny it along with them, as if it's just one of those silly rumours that we megastarry individuals and brands have to correct from time to time. Lo and behold, Meghan is now equated with Dior and bob's your uncle.
I think it was pretty effective given the terrible position they were in.
There's a lot more damage limitation to come though, because the "fucking grifters" thing is too potent to disappear that quickly, and there is also the tease of the story about the zoom with Harry about ideas.
It will be interesting to see if/when Harry is thrown under the bus as part of Meghan's comeback. We have already seen a bit of that and remember WME represent her but not him.