Dua Lipa's Houdini Success: Gym Selfie Celebration

0:00It's March 12, and here's what's happening across entertainment and pop culture. Meghan Markle's lifestyle brand, as ever, is making waves just months after launch. The company sells jams, teas, baking mixes, wines, candles, honey, and more, but only to U.S. customers so far. Recent buzz suggested expansion to Australia and even the United Kingdom, but her team quickly shut that down as pure guesswork. Earlier this week, reports tie the talk to Meghan and Prince Harry's upcoming trip to Australia in mid-April. Their first visit there in over seven years includes business meetings and charity work. Insiders claim she discussed growing the brand abroad during private talks down under. Meghan's spokesperson told media outlets there's no set timeline for sales outside America. The brand kicked off in April 2025, right after her Netflix cooking show, with Love, Meghan aired. Fans love the simple, joyful vibe she brought to everyday life. Netflix is wrapping up its direct investment in, as ever, letting Meghan take it independent

1:03after a strong first year. Still, the couple's production company Archerwell keeps working with the streamer on big projects, like movie adaptations and possible specials from, her show. They signed a $100 million deal back in 2020. Meanwhile, Meghan's highlighting women's events on the trip, speaking at a luxury retreat in Sydney from April 17th to 19th. It's a girls weekend with yoga, talks, and fun for about 300 guests at a beach hotel. The Sussex is called at a mix of business and giving back. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. Your favorite podcasts, music, or sleep sounds coming from your pillow. No earbuds, no distractions. Just listen and relax, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.