Meghan Markle insists she is not an influencer as she prepares to launch new brand
- In March 2024, Meghan Markle launched her lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, on Instagram, but later faced trademark issues with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office advising against the geographical trademark due to its common use referring to Santa Barbara.
- In February 2025, Meghan announced a rebranding to As Ever, after trademark challenges and criticisms regarding the logo's similarities to a Majorcan town's coat of arms.
- Meghan admitted to making mistakes during the rebranding process and emphasized her openness to learning from these experiences.
- The mayor of a Majorcan town accused Meghan of plagiarism over logo similarities, which added to the controversies surrounding her brand's launch.
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Meghan Markle: Don’t call me an ‘influencer’ or ‘tradwife’
Ahead of the Tuesday premiere of Meghan Markle’s highly anticipated, “make-or-break” Netflix lifestyle show, the Montecito-based Duchess of Sussex has promised to launch a new podcast in the spring while bristling at the idea of being called an “influencer” or a “tradwife.” In a new interview with People magazine, the often-polarizing American wife of Prince Harry also explained that she has embraced her Duchess of Sussex title as part of her ch…
Meghan Markle admits 'making mistakes' as she opens up on disastrous rebrand
MEGHAN Markle has admitted to “making mistakes” – as she opened up about the disastrous rebrand of her company As Ever. After debuting the brand name American Riviera Orchard last year, the Duchess undertook a bizarre U-turn to “As Ever”. The Duchess of Sussex has admitted there were ‘mistakes’ with her rebrand of As Ever asever.comA Majorcan town accused Meghan of plagiarism due to logo similarities[/caption] instagram/aseverofficialThe rebrand…
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