Meghan Markle’s lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, faces yet another setback in its launch as the trademark application has been delayed for three months. Royal biographer Angela Levin revealed that Meghan is frustrated by the ongoing trademark restrictions, with the possibility of having to restart the process if the issue is not resolved within the extended deadline.
The brand’s name is causing complications due to its similarity to another trademark in the Montecito area, leading to the delay. Levin suggested that a simple solution would be to change the name to avoid further complications.
Despite promoting the brand through limited releases to select celebrities, including Kris Jenner and Chrissy Teigen, no products have been made available for public purchase on the brand’s website.
Levin also raised questions about Prince Harry’s absence from the UK for over two months, while Meghan focuses on her lifestyle endeavors. The couple’s “professional separation” has led to speculations about their relationship dynamics and the future of their involvement with the Royal Family.
The delay in the trademark application reflects the challenges Meghan is facing in establishing her brand, highlighting the complexities of launching a new business venture amidst ongoing legal hurdles.
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