A month after returning to Instagram, with a page for American Riviera Orchard, Meghan Markle reveals the first line of products her new lifestyle brand will sell: jams. The Duchess of Sussex officially launched the brand by sending the new product to several influencers and friends in the United States of America, as a pre-launch action.
Meghan Markle returns to Instagram through an account called “American Riviera Orchard”
This Monday, Tracy Robbins, a fashion designer from Los Angeles, and Delfina Balquier, an Argentine socialite and photographer, shared on their social media accounts the jars of strawberry jam they received from American Riviera Orchard.
“Thank you for the delicious basket! I love this jam so I don’t know if I will share it with anyone. Thank you, M,” Tracy Robbins wrote in an Instagram story, accompanied by a photo of the jam that featured the American Riviera Orchard logo, with the inscription Montecito, and indicating that it was jar number 17 of 50 produced by the brand. .
Also on Instagram, Delfina Balquier (married to Nacho Figueras, one of Prince Harry’s polo teammates) shared a photo of her breakfast, where you can see a piece of toast covered in strawberry jam: “Strawberry jam makes me happy. And I love yours,” she wrote, identifying the brand.
Meghan Markle launched American Riviera Orchard on March 14 after posting nine posts on Instagram (which already has 593 million followers) that form a puzzle containing the word Montecito. According to The Telegraph, it is believed the brand will sell homewares, from crockery and cutlery to recipe books, as well as a range of preserves such as jams. A path in line with the recent trend followed by other celebrities, such as Julianne Moore or Will Ferrell, who sell honey, for example, extracted from their properties. Plus, you don’t have to leave the grounds of the British royal family to get to the roots of this tradition. The current monarch, Charles III, is known for his love of organic farming and how he has explored his Cornish estate in this regard since the 1990s.
Markle is also counting down to the start of filming her cooking show for Netflix, as part of the couple’s latest deal with the streaming platform. However, it is known that it will not be filmed at the Sussex mansion, so fans will not have access to a small glimpse of her Montecito retreat.
Source: Observadora
