Meghan Markle's Bondi Visit Turns into Commercial Opportunity

0:00On April 17th, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry hit Bondi Beach to meet survivors of that brutal anti-Semitic terror attack from last December, where? 15 people lost their lives. Right after, her whole outfit from the visit popped up for sale on one off, this AI-fashion site where she pockets 10 to 25 percent. Commission per item as an investor and affiliate, the look includes a $440 blue and white striped shirt, $139 white sailor jeans, $200, $98 trainers, $198 sunglasses, and a $950 suede bag all linked on a page hyping her ass. The Duchess of Sussex, critics are calling it out hard, saying it's the Sussex is straight up commercializing their royal vibe. Royal expert Richard Palmer warned, it reflects bad on the monarchy, even if Harry and Meghan aren't on the public payroll anymore. They connected deep with folks like Jessica Chapnick-Con who shoot her five-year-old daughter during the Hanukkah chaos and lifeguards who rushed.

1:02In first, survivors shared raw stories of hiding and heart-centered survival amid the gunfire, and IT. Every Meghan outfit from their Australia tour keeps landing on one off fast, turning empathy moments into shopping clicks, sparking real talk on where. Compassion meets commerce down under.