Meghan Markle's Jam Brand Faces Scrutiny

0:00On April 27th, Megan Markles, as ever brand, is catching heat over its jam production. The Dutch has launched it in 2024, pushing strawberry, raspberry, apricot, and orange marmalade flavors. But folks are questioning the secrecy with no labels on where it's made. Royal biographer Tom Bauer claims even the jam makers signed strict, non-disclosure agreements to keep things hush. She kicked things off by sending jars to sell a pals, who posted picks online for buzz. Megan hives the ingredients and inspirations on her socials and Netflix, but skips the factory details. Experts say skipping origin info is unusual for store-bought goods, hinting it might come from a basic co-packing spot instead of something custom. That lack of openness has observers talking, wondering if it's a smart brand move or something shadier. Meanwhile, Megan's tying her kids into the mix, with their subtle cameos and promos faces hidden, but presence felt. Now she's dropping a Mother's Day candle line, expanding the brand.

1:01Two standouts nod to Prince Archie and Prince's Lilabet's birth dates, one for May 6th, labeled for the Prince and another for June 4th for the Princess. Palace insiders are calling the royal title Use Our Rages, especially since the kids got them after King Charles took the throne. No word yet from Buckingham Palace, but the buzz keeps building around, as ever's next steps. Stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.