Meghan Markle 'turned against' with brutal 'flopping' review by magazine that supported her

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A magazine once favoured by Meghan Markle has seemingly turned its back on the Duchess of Sussex with a rather harsh critique.The negative article in The Cut, titled Harry and Meghan's Projects Can't Stop Flopping, was penned by pop culture news and entertainment writer Danielle Cohen.

She commented on the couple's "tortured attempts to launch a successful Stateside endeavour", which she noted "continued this week" with the release of Polo on Netflix.The five-part series about Prince Harry's favourite sport has been met with less than stellar reviews, leading Cohen to predict: "Seems like this one is bound for the same fate as Markle's beleaguered jam company." This critique comes hot on the heels of The Cut spotlighting the struggles faced by Meghan's American Riviera Orchard "lifestyle brand", which launched by gifting jars of strawberry jam to celebs such as Kris Jenner and Chrissy Teigen.This was followed by allegations that staff were leaving the new company, along with a trademark dispute from US food and gift company Harry and David, which sells Royal Riviera Pears.

Olivia Craighead, who reports on pop culture and celebrity, wrote: "For Markle's sake, I hope the next big story about ARO has the headline 'Meghan Markle finally launches jam, 'The best I've ever had,' says King Charles.' Maybe we'll get a Christmas miracle." The Cut, a section of the liberal New York Magazine, which previously published a cover interview with Meghan Markle in August 2022, is now under scrutiny for its negative coverage.The Duchess, during her interview, had made some derogatory remarks about other members of the Royal Family, reports the Mirror.