Meghan Markle's new brand slammed as 'ridiculous': 'No one wants her jam and cloths'

Meghan's lifestyle brand was launched in March (Image: Getty)

Meghan Markle's new lifestyle brand is "ridiculous" as no one will want to buy the products she has on offer, a royal expert has claimed.

Biographer Angela Levin also hit out at the Duchess of Sussex for not making the most of her time in the Royal Family, saying Meghan "could have had it all."

Levin told GB News: "She could have had it all. I remember the King saying how happy he was that she had joined the family and that she would understand them because she comes from a divorced background.

"That was very kind and accepting of her...but it is foolish."

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The logo of American Riviera Orchard (Image: Instagram/American Riviera Orchard)

On Meghan's lifestyle brand launch, Levin added: "Putting up one page for her new website was ridiculous because nothing has followed it. That is because people don't want to put money into it.

"They know what she is like, they know that she is very difficult. And they are not necessarily wanting to buy jam and tablecloths.

"There is nothing there. And the timing of that, just before Harry spoke about his mother and her charity in respect of her passing. Meghan took away his spotlight moment, and that was very cruel.

"She did it really because she couldn't bear him to be in the spotlight."

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Meghan was seen in the trailer baking (Image: Instagram/American Riviera Orchard)

Meghan launched her new brand 'American Riviera Orchard' last month with a new Instagram page and trailer.

In the trailer, Meghan was seen baking and picking flowers.

The Guardian reported that the brand’s trademark filing application includes cookbooks, tableware, linens, a range of spreads and preserves including jellies, jams and nut butters, alongside table place card holders specified to be “not of precious metal”.

The brand also launched a website that consists of the company’s logo and a single sign-up box to join a waitlist.