Meghan Markle Accused of Profiting from Kate Middleton’s Children
A recent business venture by Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has sparked controversy after it emerged that she is promoting products associated with Prince William and Princess Catherine’s children. Markle’s latest move has been met with backlash, with many accusing her of exploiting her royal connections for personal gain.
According to a report, Markle has launched a ShopMy page featuring her personal "Easter Edit", a curated collection of products that she endorses and receives a commission on. The page, which was unveiled on Monday, includes a range of items from various brands, including Trotters, Boden, and Petite Plume. As Sky News Australia reports, eagle-eyed royal watchers quickly noticed that many of the products featured in Markle’s "Easter Edit" are notably associated with Kate Middleton’s children, George, Charlotte, and Louis.
The Sky News Australia article states that Markle is advertising a floral rabbit dress from English brand Trotters, which is similar to one worn by Princess Charlotte in official photographs sent out by Kate to mark her fourth birthday. Additionally, Markle is promoting British brand Boden, which recently featured in Princess Charlotte’s eighth birthday photos, taken by Kate. American brand Petite Plume is also included in Markle’s "Easter Edit", with the brand being famously worn by Prince George when he met President Obama in 2016.
The move has been met with criticism on social media, with many royal fans claiming that Markle is exploiting her royal connections for personal gain. "Meghan Markle is merching William & Catherine’s children now? How very mercenary of her," one fan wrote. As Sky News Australia notes, this is not the first time Markle has faced criticism for her business ventures, with some accusing her of using her royal title to promote her products.
Markle’s decision to promote products associated with Kate Middleton’s children raises questions about her relationship with the royal family and her use of her royal connections for personal gain. As the Duchess of Sussex continues to build her brand and business empire, it remains to be seen how this controversy will affect her reputation and relationships with the royal family.
In response to the backlash, Markle has confirmed that she receives a commission on sales made through her ShopMy page, writing that the page features "a handpicked and curated collection of the things I love." However, this has done little to quell the criticism, with many calling for Markle to be more transparent about her business dealings and use of her royal connections. The controversy highlights the challenges faced by Markle as she navigates her new life outside of the royal family, balancing her business ambitions with her royal heritage.
As reported by Sky News Australia, Markle’s latest business venture has sparked a heated debate about the use of royal connections for personal gain, and it will be interesting to see how this controversy unfolds in the coming days.
The Duchess of Sussex has made a major move back into the spotlight in recent months with her Netflix cooking series and product line “As Ever”, as well as a new podcast about female founders. However, her latest business venture has raised more questions than answers, and it remains to be seen how this will affect her reputation and relationships with the royal family.
The products featured in Markle’s "Easter Edit" are available on her ShopMy page, with the Duchess confirming that she receives a commission on sales made through the page. This has led to accusations that Markle is profiting from her association with the royal family, and that she is using her royal connections to promote her products.
The controversy surrounding Markle’s business venture highlights the challenges faced by the Duchess of Sussex as she navigates her new life outside of the royal family. As she continues to build her brand and business empire, it remains to be seen how this controversy will affect her reputation and relationships with the royal family.
For now, Markle’s "Easter Edit" remains live on her ShopMy page, featuring a range of products from various brands, including Trotters, Boden, and Petite Plume. However, the controversy surrounding her business venture is unlikely to die down anytime soon.
Markle’s decision to promote products associated with Kate Middleton’s children has sparked a heated debate about the use of royal connections for personal gain, and it will be interesting to see how this controversy unfolds in the coming days.
The Sky News Australia article provides further insight into the controversy surrounding Markle’s business venture, and the impact it may have on her reputation and relationships with the royal family.
According to Sky News Australia, the Duchess of Sussex has made a major move back into the spotlight in recent months with her Netflix cooking series and product line “As Ever”, as well as a new podcast about female founders.
The Duchess of Sussex has confirmed that she receives a commission on sales made through her ShopMy page, writing that the page features "a handpicked and curated collection of the things I love."
As reported by Sky News Australia, royal fans have taken to social media to express their outrage over Markle’s business venture, with many accusing her of exploiting her royal connections for personal gain.
The controversy surrounding Markle’s business venture is unlikely to die down anytime soon, and it will be interesting to see how this controversy unfolds in the coming days.
The products featured in Markle’s "Easter Edit" are available on her ShopMy page, with the Duchess confirming that she receives a commission on sales made through the page.
This has led to accusations that Markle is profiting from her association with the royal family, and that she is using her royal connections to promote her products.
As the Duchess of Sussex continues to build her brand and business empire, it remains to be seen how this controversy will affect her reputation and relationships with the royal family.
The Sky News Australia article provides further insight into the controversy surrounding Markle’s business venture.
It highlights the challenges faced by Markle as she navigates her new life outside of the royal family, balancing her business ambitions with her royal heritage.
The Duchess of Sussex has made a major move back into the spotlight in recent months with her Netflix cooking series and product line “As Ever”, as well as a new podcast about female founders.
However, her latest business venture has raised more questions than answers, and it remains to be seen how this will affect her reputation and relationships with the royal family.
According to Sky News Australia, Markle’s decision to promote products associated with Kate Middleton’s children has sparked a heated debate about the use of royal connections for personal gain.
The controversy surrounding Markle’s business venture highlights the challenges faced by the Duchess of Sussex as she navigates her new life outside of the royal family.
As she continues to build her brand and business empire, it remains to be seen how this controversy will affect her reputation and relationships with the royal family.
The products featured in Markle’s "Easter Edit" are available on her ShopMy page, with the Duchess confirming that she receives a commission on sales made through the page.
The Duchess of Sussex has confirmed that she receives a commission on sales made through her ShopMy page, writing that the page features "a handpicked and curated collection of the things I love."
The controversy surrounding Markle’s business venture is unlikely to die down anytime soon, and it will be interesting to see how this controversy unfolds in the coming days.
As reported by Sky News Australia, royal fans have taken to social media to express their outrage over Markle’s business venture, with many accusing her of exploiting her royal connections for personal gain.
The Duchess of Sussex has made a major move back into the spotlight in recent months with her Netflix cooking series and product line “As Ever”, as well as a new podcast about female founders.
However, her latest business venture has raised more questions than answers, and it remains to be seen how this will affect her reputation and relationships with the royal family.
The Sky News Australia article provides further insight into the controversy surrounding Markle’s business venture.
It highlights the challenges faced by Markle as she navigates her new life outside of the royal family, balancing her business ambitions with her royal heritage.
This has led to accusations that Markle is profiting from her association with the royal family, and that she is using her royal connections to promote her products.
The controversy surrounding Markle’s business venture is unlikely to die down anytime soon, and it will be interesting to see how this controversy unfolds in the coming days.
