Most recently, Meghan introduced a luxurious new brand, American Riviera Orchard. In the promotional video, she was seen walking around a stunning mansion and cooking.

The first product, a lemon-filled gift basket with fresh fruit jam, was sent to the Duchess’ 50 closest friends, many of whom are celebrities.

According to her PR expert, Mayah Riaz, Meghan could potentially earn up to seven figures within the first month of launching her brand.

“So far, the jams have been sent to only 50 people. This suggests that it will be an exclusive and limited edition item,” Riaz told the Mirror.

“It has already been reported that a single jam jar could cost three figures. I believe that is entirely likely from what we have seen so far. This is not uncommon for a celebrity brand.”

The PR expert added, “Therefore, my estimation is that American Riviera Orchard could make Meghan seven figures in under a year. It’s entirely possible for the brand to make multi-seven figures by the end of next year,” the PR guru concluded.

The range of products available for consumers to choose from will include oils, home fragrances, kitchen tools, and homeware. Meghan’s immense popularity is evident, with her brand’s Instagram page gaining hundreds of thousands of followers in just the first 24 hours.

However, it’s still unclear when Meghan’s brand will officially launch. According to royal expert Tom Quinn, Meghan was upset by the public’s reaction to American Riviera Orchard.

“The one fly in the ointment is Meghan’s new internet brand, America Riviera Orchard. Meghan was in tears when the brand launched, and her new jam was widely mocked for being expensive and nothing special. She has reached the point now where she thinks that anything and everything she does will be unfairly criticized,” Quinn explained.

Harry is also firmly convinced that “people are unfairly picking on [his wife].”

He added, “She is especially sensitive about any criticism of her luxurious lifestyle in the US – from her point of view, this is something to be admired, not criticized.”

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