Meghan Markle is navigating a challenging period. Alongside a scathing Vanity Fair article and insiders labeling her a "dictator in heels," she is now facing disappointment with her beauty brand, American Riviera Orchard, which has fallen short of expectations.
On March 4, Meghan's new lifestyle show is set to premiere on Netflix, with the streaming giant stepping in to help promote her products. These range from gourmet jams in various flavors to skincare products for both humans and dogs.
The first American Riviera Orchard stand will open in early March at two of the largest retail centers in the United States: King of Prussia Mall in Philadelphia and Dallas Galleria. Reports indicate the stand will offer jams, honey and olive oil, which will also be sold in Netflix stores. No. This is not a joke.
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“Netflix stores will feature products from their most successful shows, from Squid Game to Stranger Things,” said a source close to the matter. “The stores will also include cafés, where Meghan’s jams and other products will appear on the menu.”
A social media comeback amid marital speculation
The Duchess of Sussex has recently returned to social media. Over the past week, her Instagram account, Meghan, which currently has 1.7 million followers, has been flooded with videos and posts featuring both herself and her husband. This comes against the backdrop of rumors suggesting the couple is experiencing a marital crisis and that their relationship may be in trouble.
However, over the weekend, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were spotted closer than ever, after months of rarely being seen together in public – certainly not displaying affection.