Meghan Markle’s Cheapo Cash Grabs Are Haunting the Royal Family

British royal family news reveals that Meghan Sussex of Markle is shooting her shot on being a rich influencer.

She wasn’t able to make Netflix or Spotify nor the royal family happy so why not do the next best thing and succeed in life? What could go wrong? Plenty.

On Wednesday, March 2, her saucy and cheap As Ever brand finally had some merch to move. According to Vanity Fair, Meghan’s crunchy flowers, crepe mix, and fruit preserves—not to mention $28 wildflower honey–sold out in minutes.

But that has been called out as a marketing ploy, with experts predicting that Markle only put a few items online so that selling out of product was easy.

Meghan Markle Defends Herself

What does the royal family think of such lowbrow sales tactics emanating from a so-called, wannabe, royal by marriage?

Royal expert Duncan Larcombe told Fox News Digital that Meghan selling tacky food items online “is what the British royal family has been worried about from the start.”

He added that in trying to fund the family through affiliate links and such, Meghan is “effectively cashing in on her fame … even using her children to try and boost her presence online and sell units of her products.”

He said this type of behavior “is exactly what the royals feared would happen. … [But] it’ll take a few weeks before we really know whether she hit the jackpot.”

Meghan Markle Selling Beige

Larcombe went on to say that Meghan is not popular in the U.K. “And I can’t imagine that having a range of products like this is going to make any difference.”

What can you buy from As ever? How about $15 flower sprinkles, crunchy bits of color you can impress your guests with. Then again, you can also go into the backyard, crumple up some weeds and have the same effect for free.

Is Meghan Selling The Firm Out?

British broadcaster Helena Chard echoed Larcombe’s sentiments, saying that all Meghan is interested in is making “a quick buck.”

Without telling u if she threw any money Meghan’s way, Chard theoretically asked are the “products priced competitively enough, and are they tasty enough to keep continuous sales?

Meghan is not a trained chef or even a professional foodie. She is playing a role.”

Meghan was a B-list cable actress who gained infamy after her 2018 marriage to Clown Prince Harry. They still refer to themselves as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex even they ran away from the monarchy in 2020.

What do you think of Meghan’s expensive cheap products?

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