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Meghan Markle has teased what can be expected to go up for sale when her As Ever brand finally launches.The Duchess of Sussex, 43, this week unveiled her major rebrand after deciding to drop the American Riviera Orchard moniker she had in place originally.And on Thursday, the former actress took to social media to show off her artsy side to her loyal 2 million Instagram followers.“From memory lane to the memories I’m making today…,” Markle captioned her Instagram post, which featured a photo of her vision board, which she likely made for 2025.A vision board — also sometimes known as a mood board — serves as inspiration for goals through images, photos or items. It is widely credited for aiding with manifestation.In the top left of her board, the “Suits” alum has a piece of paper with her signature calligraphy written in black ink on it that reads, “Farm fresh eggs, carrots two ways, sweet treats.”Underneath hangs a black-and-white photo of the former working royal with farm-to-table movement pioneer Alice Waters, who is set to make a cameo in Markle’s upcoming Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan.”Follow along with The Post’s live blog on everything you need to know about the British royal family. A piece of fabric resembling a handkerchief is pinned nearby and features the As Ever logo on it — which has recently become the subject of much controversy.Also featured on Markle’s mood board are several bits and pieces from her soon-to-be-launched lifestyle brand, such as jam labels — which could be her hinting at the company’s initial product rollout.Elsewhere, a green, tie-dyed paper star is seen proudly displayed on Markle’s board.

new business venture’s logo.The Duchess of Sussex, 43, this week unveiled the new name of her new lifestyle brand, As Ever, revealing that she dropped the initial American Riviera Orchard moniker.However, it shortly emerged that As Ever’s logo looks near-identical to the Mallorcan village of Porreres’ traditional coat of arms, which dates back to 1370.After making the unwelcome discovery, Xisca Mora, mayor of Porreres, said the “Suits” alum’s logo is an “exact copy” of the town’s historic emblem and said she hopes Markle will consider making the change.Still, Mora added that if the former working royal doesn’t change her company’s logo, suing Markle for plagiarism isn’t a viable option for the town as it’s “complicated and costly.”“To sue for plagiarism is complicated and costly, and a small town council like ours is not in a position to fight against the English crown,” Mora told local news outlet El País.Both designs feature a single palm tree with two hummingbirds hovering on either side of it.The mayor emphasized that the coat of arms represents “part of the idiosyncrasy of Porreres, of its heritage and cultural identity.”“Every single town in Mallorca has its own symbol or coat of arms, and it is very important to our identity, and people are upset that ours is being used to sell products like jam around the world,” she said.“The truth is that although this has given our once-unknown town some publicity in just a few hours, we don’t like our coat of arms being used, we want them to pull the logo.”“I don’t know if she visited some agritourism sites and saw the coat of arms, because the photo on her website is taken from Mallorca,” Mora added.However, a source familiar with the situation told The Post, “The logo

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poised to leave the Royal Lodge after his brother King Charles cut him off financially late last year.In a desperate bid to pinch a few pennies, Andrew has kept himself busy by taking on yard work at the house after no longer being able to afford help.As a result, the 21-acre garden is in a “shocking state.”Now it appears as though Andrew is in need of a “professional intervention” if he wants the estate looking as good as it once did, a UK property expert told GB News.“Without regular attention, overgrowth can quickly spiral out of control, requiring professional intervention to restore order,” Terry Fisher told the outlet.“Maintaining 21 acres of gardens at a property like Royal Lodge would typically require a dedicated team of four to six gardeners, depending on the complexity of the landscaping.”Fisher went on, “Costs can vary, but hiring experienced gardeners could range from $37,000 to $50,000 annually per gardener, meaning the total annual maintenance bill could easily exceed $190,000.”“This would cover routine tasks like mowing, pruning, planting, and general upkeep to ensure the grounds remain in top condition,” he noted.Despite the royal’s best efforts at developing a green thumb, the 30-room mansion is reportedly surrounded by shrubbery and woodland.It mimics the situation inside the residence, after Charles kickstarted the process of removing precious artifacts due to maintenance and security concerns.Andrew has resided at the sprawling property since 2004 and currently lives there with his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson.He narrowly avoided eviction last year after finding a mystery financial backer at the eleventh hour.He has since faced calls from the UK government to reveal the source of his newfound

rebranded her lifestyle business venture to the same name.The Duchess of Sussex, 43, this week unveiled the new name of her soon-to-be-launched brand, revealing that she dropped the initial American Riviera Orchard moniker.Now, a small New York-based vintage clothing company has addressed the “Suits” alum’s rebrand.“Wow and hello,” the company’s founder, Mark Kolski, wrote in a statement on Instagram Tuesday.“I want to say thank you to all the old friends who know and love our small family brand As Ever, and also say hi to all those that have just become aware we exist.”“In the last 36 hours there has been an outpouring of support and concern regarding recent events around our namesake brand,” the statement continued. “We are aware.

her new lifestyle business, As Ever, which she announced Monday after changing the name from American Riviera Orchard.Civic bosses in the Mallorca village of Porreres reportedly claimed that Markle copied the town’s traditional coat of arms by including a single palm tree with two hummingbirds hovering on either side of it on her As Ever logo.Mayor Xisca Mora told local newspaper Ara Balears that the similarities between the coat of arms and the logo are “surreal.”She also claimed that the town hall is considering whether or not to take legal action against the duchess.“I don’t know if she visited some agritourism sites and saw the coat of arms, because the photo on her website is taken from Mallorca,” said Mora.The mayor also said that the village — which has a population of roughly 5,000 people and is about 22 miles away from Mallorca’s capital of Palma — “feels international” now and hopes that Markle’s business move will bring it some recognition.The Post has reached out to Markle’s rep for comment.The royal announced her new brand in an Instagram video taken in her backyard by her husband, Prince Harry.“I’m shocked we’ve kept this a secret for so long. In two weeks my show is coming out, which I’m so excited for.

Meghan Markle has renamed her lifestyle brand, abandoning her American Riviera Orchard name for a new one.The Duchess of Sussex took to Instagram to announce that her brand will now be known as As Ever, coinciding with the launch of her Netflix series With Love, Meghan, set to premiere on the streaming giant in a fortnight. A fresh website for As Ever has also been unveiled, featuring a sweet picture of Meghan and her daughter Princess Lilibet hand-in-hand. Meghan had encountered numerous hurdles while attempting to trademark the name American Riviera Orchard, which could account for the switch to As Ever.

introduce her new lifestyle brand, As Ever, to the world.On Monday night, the Duchess of Sussex took to Instagram to reveal she’s ditched the American Riviera Orchard moniker after feeling “limited” in her options.Along with the announcement, the “Suits” alum, 43, unveiled a brand-new website and logo for her business venture, which features a sweet snap of her and Harry’s 3-year-old daughter.In the image, which currently serves as the background of her soon-to-be-launched website, Markle and her youngest child can be seen walking hand-in-hand in a grassy field.The picturesque snap, presumably taken near their Montecito, Calif., home, features palm trees and an ocean view in the distance.The mother-daughter duo are each dressed in white outfits as they run across the grass side-by-side. A new logo can also be spotted at the top of the website, which features a palm tree with a hummingbird on each side.

American Riviera Orchard, there’s a new brand in town.Meghan Markle took to social media Monday night to unveil the brand new name for her lifestyle business venture, revealing it will now be called “As Ever.”“The cat’s out of the bag,” the Duchess of Sussex, 43, said in an Instagram video taken in her backyard as her husband, Prince Harry, can be heard saying, “It’s recording.”“I’m shocked we’ve kept this a secret for so long. In two weeks my show is coming out, which I’m so excited for.

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taking part in a royal “blooding” ritual, a new book has revealed.According to royal author Tom Quinn’s new book, titled “Yes Ma’am — The Secret Life of Royal Servants,” the longtime tradition sees members of the Firm smear blood on their faces after their first kill during fox or stag hunting.However, the Princess of Wales, 43, was adamant that Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, do not take part in the ancient ritual, Quinn writes.“Charles’s daughter-in-law, Catherine, Princess of Wales, has put her foot down and insisted there will be no blooding for her children,” Quinn wrote in an extract obtained by the Daily Mail.The Post has reached out to Kensington Palace for comment.Quinn added that the king had taken part in the tradition, as has William and his estranged brother, Prince Harry.It’s not the first time Quinn has highlighted the royal family’s desire to move away from the ritual.In his 2023 book, titled “Gilded Youth,” the author described how William is keen for the family to get with the times when it comes to hunting.“William loves shooting — a love he shares with his father — but he is also conscious that the tide is now moving against what many people now refer to as blood sports (the royals prefer to refer to them as field sports),” Quinn wrote.

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The Sun reports.King Charles’ younger brother was snapped returning home from an early horse-riding outing that day, ahead of the lunchtime meeting at his residence.The meeting took place just three days before court papers highlighted Andrew’s close ties to Yang Tengbo — the former working royal’s business adviser who has been accused of being a Chinese spy.While the meeting took place at Andrew’s home, it’s understood that he was not present during discussions between Tengbo and Waterberg-Stirling’s CEO Oleg Firer, the outlet adds.Firer, for his part, previously served as Grenada’s ambassador but was forced to step down after being banned from entering the country in 2023 over security concerns.His firm, of which he served as Vice Chair, maintains strong links to China’s controversial Belt and Road Initiative, and is a “key stakeholder” in the company Startupbootcamp, which inked a lucrative deal with Andrew earlier this month.The Dutch business firm will pay him millions in exchange for his connections from the Pitch@Palace initiative.Speaking to The Sun, the UK’s former Home Office Minister Norman Baker said it’s “extraordinary” for Andrew to be involved in yet another scandal.“Andrew goes from one disaster to another, and shows a complete lack of judgement,” Baker told the outlet.

Prince Harry concluded the 2025 Invictus Games in Canada with a poignant speech to competitors and their families.The Duke of Sussex, 40, took to the stage at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on Sunday to share a few parting thoughts during the event’s closing ceremony.“O Canada,” Harry sang aloud. “You’ve only gone and done it again.

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he doesn’t plan to deport his youngest son, Prince Harry, back to Britain despite his immigration issues, an expert told Fox News Digital. “It would put the spotlight back [on] the Sussexes,” said royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams.

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on Instagram, the Prince and Princess of Wales are seen sitting by one another as the future king leaned over to give his leading lady a kiss.The duo sat on a brown picnic blanket in the woods, with Middleton, 43, rocking a light-wash denim dress and a pair of white sneakers.Meanwhile, William, 42, rocked a gray polo, black shorts and blue tennis shoes.The pair kept the caption short and sweet, uploading the snap on Friday with a simple red heart emoji.Royal fans will recall seeing the photo in the duo’s September 2024 video shared in celebration of Middleton’s completion of chemotherapy.The footage, which also includes their three children Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, was shot in August 2024 by Will Warr in Norfolk, near their Anmer Hall residence. The pair, who have been married since April 2011, are gearing up to celebrate their 14th wedding anniversary later this year.The post is believed to be the couple’s first PDA picture shared by them on social media.While the royal family has always followed protocol and refrained from sharing public displays of affection in the past, the pair have noticeably become more affectionate in their social media posts in recent months.What’s more, that has translated into their in-person interactions during public engagements.Last month, William penned a heartfelt caption in honor of Middleton’s 43rd birthday.“To the most incredible wife and mother,” the future king wrote on X in a loving tribute to the beloved royal as he praised her strength after what’s been a difficult year for their family.

following backlash to her lifestyle brand American Riviera Orchard, according to a royal author.The Duchess of Sussex, 43, first teased her passion project last March — but nearly a year later, the business venture has yet to get off the ground.The lifestyle brand — which has been plagued with a slew of trademark snafus — will reportedly be launched next month to coincide with the release of Markle’s upcoming Netflix show, “With Love, Meghan.”However, the lead-up to the launch has been nothing but stressful for the former actress, according to royal author Tom Quinn.“Friends have noticed that like all couples Harry and Meghan have their rows and disagreements,” Quinn told The Sun.“These are made worse simply because, unlike most couples, they spend almost all their time together.”“The relationship also gets trickier when things don’t go well with Meghan’s businesses — Meghan was hugely upset and stressed when her internet home-making venture was mocked, and this took its toll on her relationship with Harry,” added Quinn, the author of “Yes Ma’Am, The Secret Life of Royal Servants.”The Post has reached out to Markle’s reps for comment.Markle has already filed trademark applications for her brand to cover an array of home goods, including tableware, kitchen linens, beverageware, coffee and tea services and more.Also listed were jellies, marmalades, fruit preserves and a variety of spreads and butters, along with body soap, body oil, cosmetics and pet shampoo.The application also covers stationery, linens, small kitchen appliances, yoga equipment and gardening gear.As for her Netflix show, the former working royal — who finished filming the show in July 2024 — is set to release it on March 4.The upcoming series will follow

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