King Charles accidentally finds himself involved in a new war with Meghan Markle - and he's in the lead
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A prankster redirects a website with a similar name to Meghan Markle's brand to a competing King Charles jam site, potentially undermining Meghan's new business venture.
A prankster bought a domain similar to Meghan Markle's brand and redirects to the website of a competing King Charles jam. The Independent writes about it, UNN reports .
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The Duchess of Sussex has started a new business, and her main competitor is the King of Great Britain. The Duchess of Sussex has a bad image in the UK, and now she is being attacked by jokers who can easily ruin her business plans.
It is known that Prince Harry's wife recently launched the American Riviera Garden brand. Meghan has released 50 beautifully packaged jars of jam that bear the name of her brand. She sent them to famous influencers across America, who then shared photos on social media, thanking the Duchess.
This put her in competition with her father-in-law, King Charles III, who also sells jam. British media reported that all the stocks of organic strawberry jam offered by the king were sold out as soon as it was announced that his main rival was his daughter-in-law Meghan.
Moreover, an independent comedian made a website named the same as Meghan's, but with one typo that leads to a page with a King Charles jam.
Thus, someone looking for Meghan Markle jam, if they don't type it correctly, will come to Charles' product, which refers to the Duchy in the name and can easily confuse an insufficiently knowledgeable person and thus ruin the business of Prince Harry and his wife.
