After stepping down from royal duties and moving to California, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have continued their luxurious lifestyle. They secured a $100 million Netflix deal, released a documentary, and made Spotify agreements. Harry’s memoir, “Spare,” sold 1.4 million copies on its first day and is expected to be 2023’s best-seller.
Despite their success, Meghan’s new lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, faced harsh criticism. PR expert Mayah Riaz noted, “This suggests that it will be an exclusive and limited edition item,” predicting it could make seven figures quickly. However, the brand launch left Meghan in tears due to negative feedback.
Royal expert Tom Quinn commented, “She has reached the point now where she thinks that anything and everything she does will be unfairly criticized.”
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