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write way to handle her business ventures.The Duchess of Sussex, 42, recently dropped her latest project, a new lifestyle company called American Riviera Orchard.The label will be releasing products such as jams, jellies and even cookware, and as it turns out, the brand’s logo has a nice personal touch from Markle herself.As royal fans may know, the former actress used to do calligraphy as a side hustle before she married into the Firm.The American Riviera Orchard emblem is actually Markle’s very own handwriting and design.Before starring on the hit legal drama “Suits,” she worked at the Paper Source where she coached calligraphy and bookbinding in the mid 2000s.She even penciled the wedding invitations for Paula Patton and Robin Thicke for their 2005 nuptials.In her old blog, The Tig, she expressed her passion for the fancy penmanship arts.The website was shut down in 2017 just before her wedding to Prince Harry a year later.“I think handwritten notes are a lost art form,” she scribed in one post. “The idea of someone taking the time to put pen to paper is really special.”The defunct blog also has a special connection to the mother of two’s new company.American Riviera Orchard’s homepage says that the website was “Made by Article” — a digital business based in Toronto.The company also worked on The Tig, with Markle once leaving a glowing review for them.“There is a reason I have worked with Ryan and the talented team at Article for a decade: their attention to detail, their creativity and care, and the thoughtful approach to design as well as to the user experience,” she praised on Article’s website.

her lifestyle blog, the Tig, back in 2017 when she got engaged to her now-husband Prince Harry — a decision that she doesn’t regret today.“Well, I loved The Tig, but I certainly love my husband more,” she said in a new interview with People magazine.“So that was a choice I made at the time, and I wouldn’t change that for a second,” she added.Markle, 43, launched the Tig in 2014 when she was starring on “Suits” in Toronto. She blogged about food, wellness and travel until her romance with Harry, 40, forced her to give up that passion project.But now Markle is preparing to launch her new lifestyle brand, which had its name changed from American Riviera Orchard to As Ever following a slew of trademark snafus.

revealed in a new vlog post that she was in an incredible amount of pain after having to undergo a second brain surgery during her ongoing battle with brain cancer. “I’m actually very nervous. I’m more nervous for this one because it’s not like my brain that they’re messing with,” the student, 19, said on Wednesday.

Ree Drummond revealed she and her husband Ladd skinny dip in their new hot tub at their Oklahoma home multiple times a week. The “Pioneer Woman” cooking show host shared a little bit of TMI Friday on her blog, claiming the couple shred their clothes and enjoy the hot tub at the home they built at the end of summer “three to four evenings a week.”“The only complication, and I’m sorry if this is too much information, is that because we aren’t swimming pool people, neither of us owns a bathing suit,” Drummond, 54, wrote.

shut down when she became engaged to her now-husband Prince Harry in 2017.With rumors recently swirling that the Duchess of Sussex, 41, may be angling the website for a comeback, her posts about the most intimate details of her life have resurfaced.In a blog entry shared on her 33rd birthday, Markle wrote that her “20s were brutal” and she detailed how she struggled to fit in when she was a teenager, according to the Daily Mail.Of her high school experience, Markle penned how her alma mater, Immaculate Heart, was full of cliques including “the black girls and white girls, the Filipino and the Latina girls.”“Being biracial, I fell somewhere in between. So every day during lunch, I busied myself with meetings – French club, student body, whatever one could possibly do between noon and 1 p.m.

Instagram page.“Heather Brooke Hamilton aka Heather B. Armstrong aka dooce aka love of my life,” the caption read. “July 19, 1975 – May 9, 2023.