Meghan Markle feels insecure of King Charles’ generous charity

Meghan Markle finds herself grappling with feelings of insecurity, particularly in comparison to King Charles, amidst a recent surge in jam sales, as revealed by royal biographer Angela Levin. During a discussion on GB News alongside Eamonn Holmes and Isabel Webster, Levin delved into the notable uptick in sales for King Charles’s Highgrove Organic Strawberry Preserve following Meghan’s introduction of a similar product.

This unexpected turn of events has sparked speculation about the potential impact on Meghan’s venture. According to Levin, Meghan’s product may encounter challenges due to its unique sourcing from her own garden. While this adds a personal touch to the product, it also raises questions about its scalability and consistency, factors that could affect its marketability.

“How many strawberries has she (Meghan) got?”, Levin asked. “It’s not going to have thousands of people asking for jam, we won’t have it. “There was a thing she was cross about. Jealous, really. King Charles brings in all the food and the jam from somewhere else.

“He doesn’t do it or get his staff to do it, of course not. They get all the material arriving and then they sell it. “He gives all the money to charity, but all the money from this brand is for Meghan. “People have thought, ‘If we are going to get jam, if that’s what is trendy, let’s get it from the King, not from Meghan.”

Meghan’s foray into the jam market began with a soft launch of her limited edition strawberry jam, which she distributed to friends ahead of the formal launch of her brand, American Riviera Orchard. The promotional strategy included sending out jars of the jam to select individuals, including fashion designer Tracy Robbins, who shared images of the product on social media.

Robbins’s post, featuring Meghan’s jam jars nestled in a basket of lemons, provided a glimpse into the aesthetic appeal and artisanal quality of the product. However, the success of Meghan’s jam venture remains uncertain in the face of competition from established brands like King Charles’s Highgrove Organic Strawberry Preserve.

The juxtaposition of Meghan’s entrepreneurial endeavor with King Charles’s longstanding presence in the jam market underscores the challenges of entering a highly competitive industry. While Meghan brings her own unique perspective and personal brand to the table, she must navigate the complexities of product development, marketing, and distribution to achieve success.