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Amy Schumer threw subtle shade at Meghan Markle in an Instagram video shared over the weekend. The "Trainwreck" actress appeared to weigh in on Markle's insistence to be called Meghan Sussex after an awkward slip-up with Mindy Kaling on her new Netflix series. Schumer, 43, divulged her success with a new weight-loss medication before asking about the use of surnames within the royal family.

her impending lifestyle brand, As Ever.The Duchess of Sussex, 43, revealed last month that she had renamed her brand from American Riviera Orchard to As Ever after a slew of trademark woes — but it seems as though the mishaps keep haunting her yet-to-be-released brand ahead of its official launch.In documents obtained by The Post, the “Suits” alum has been questioned over her application by the US Patent and Trademark Office.The USPTO told her that she must clarify what she means by “various items” in her description of inventory, including “spoons, serving jams and fruit preserves.”The former working royal has also been told to list goods “by their international class number” — something she allegedly failed to do.“And, above all else, she must sign the document — without which it will not be ‘properly verified,'” royal commentator Richard Eden wrote in his column for the Daily Mail.Markle — who now goes by Meghan Sussex — reportedly made a similar mistake previously when trying to secure a trademark for her now-defunct lifestyle blog, the Tig.And repeated the mistake again when attempting to trademark her now-defunct Spotify podcast, “Archetypes.”“Bizarrely, Meghan made the same mistake — failing to sign the document — when trying to trademark ‘The Tig’ – the name of her old lifestyle blog – and again with ‘Archetypes’, the name she chose for her short-lived Spotify podcast,” the outlet added.The Post has reached out to Markle’s reps for comment.While As Ever has yet to see an official launch date, the lifestyle brand has already been plagued with countless troubles within the last year.In September 2024, Markle’s application for As Ever — named American Riviera Orchard at the time — was reportedly rejected by the

) and ? Well, according to certain corners of the internet, there might be. But if there is some kind of ill-feeling between these two, it's all being kept under a significant veil of politeness, as we would expect from two such elegant lifestyle gurus whose personal brands both depend on being seen as gracious hostesses.As you are no doubt aware, Meghan Sussex recently released her new, unscripted lifestyle/cooking show on Netflix, With her gleaming, Nancy Meyers-tinged kitchen set (more on that in a minute), expansive garden, and emphasis on preparing simple, healthy, and entirely homemade food, with a purchasable line of products attached, you can see where the comparisons come in.

Julia Schlaepfer’s Alexandra that has a timely connection to Meghan Markle changing her last name to Sussex.Alexandra arrives in America at Ellis Island and when a customs officer asks for her name, she replies, “Alexandra Sussex.”“Is Sussex your last name?” the customs officer asks.“Sussex is the region where my family is from,” Alexandra explains.But her response doesn’t satisfy the customers officer, who tells Alexandra, “I didn’t ask where you were from, I asked your last name.” Alexandra then says that her last name is “Dutton.”In the first season of the Western drama series, Alexandra was engaged to Arthur, the Earl of Sussex (Bruce Davison), who is partly inspired by Prince Arthur of Connaught.“1923” viewers called out the Sussex scene and noted its ironic relevance on social media.“Alex in 1923 calling herself ‘Sussex’ is really the cherry on top of this week,” one fan wrote on X.“Alexandra of Sussex… Dutton, I mean. Dutton through and through.

cringy conversation with Mindy Kaling on her new Netflix series “With Love, Meghan.”“It’s so funny that you keep saying ‘Meghan Markle.’ You know I’m Sussex now,” Markle told the “Mindy Project” star, 45.The “Suits” alum was then called “Meghan Sussex” during her interview on “The Drew Barrymore Show” on Thursday.So, what is her real last name?Markle technically became “Meghan Sussex,” and Harry became “Harry Sussex,” after their royal wedding. They received the Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles from the late Queen Elizabeth II as a wedding present.When the couple left the royal family in 2020 and moved to the US, the queen let them keep their Sussex titles, but banned them for using the name “Sussex Royal” for their projects outside the royal family.On her Netflix show, Markle told Kaling, 45, that she wants to share the same last name as her kids Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3.

Meghan Markle’s paternal half-sibling, Thomas Markle Jr., criticized her "malarkey stories" after she released her new Netflix show. Markle Jr., who hasn’t spoken to the Duchess of Sussex in more than a decade, took aim at his estranged sister and said "nobody’s buying" her modest childhood claims. During an interview with TalkTV, a clip of the actress' highly anticipated series, "With Love, Meghan," showed her calling herself a "latchkey kid" and how she was raised on "fast food and TV tray dinners," growing up.

now-preferred name, Meghan Sussex, when the duchess appeared on “The Drew Barrymore Show.”In People’s clip from the interview that will air Thursday, Barrymore, 50, shouted to the audience, “This is the Fast Five with Meghan Sussex.”The crowd clapped as Markle answered several rapid-fire questions.For her first answer, Markle said the last time she was surprised was when her kids Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3, sent her a card during her trip to New York City.Markle also shared that her kids have picked up on Harry’s British accent and her series “Suits” was originally called “A Legal Mind.”Markle’s last name was a topic of conversation with her pal Mindy Kaling on an episode of her new Netflix series “With Love, Meghan.”Kaling, 45, referred to Markle with the surname she used during her days as an actress while talking about kids’ parties and their own childhoods.“People wouldn’t believe that Meghan Markle ate at Jack in the Box,” Kaling said, which spurred Markle to correct the “Mindy Project” star.“It’s so funny, too, that you keep saying ‘Meghan Markle,’ ” Markle told Kaling. “You know I’m Sussex now.”Markle added, “You have kids and you go, ‘No, I share my name with my children.