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Meghan Markle's pal mocked over 'embarrassing and cringe' promotion of her jam
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ok.co.ukMeghan Markle's long-time BFF Abigail Spencer found herself as the butt of a few jokes after her enthusiastic support for the Duchess' new jam.
Presented with a pot from Meghan's debut American Riviera Orchard product launch, Suits co-star Abigail turned gratitude into a full-blown Instagram event. "This jam is my jam," she gushed, stringing together the slide show of pics that left some fans chuckling. "A delicious taste of what's to come indeed...
love you so M," she wrote, showcasing the new jam alongside a beautifully laid out bowl of lemons complete with matching flower display.
Abigail's dog also made an appearance in the set of the snaps alongside the former Suits actress, bowl of lemons and of course, the jam.
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