Meghan Markle grabbed the attention once again as the sources claim that she is giving away the products for free. Meanwhile, her brand website’s glitch disclosed the unsold inventory. But her sources denied the perception of the overstock. Keep reading to find out more information.
Netflix’s Headquarter Turn Into A Meghan Markle Jam Giveaway!
Netflix’s Los Angeles offices are filled with jars of jams, candles and various other products of Meghan Markle’s brands. According to the sources, the staff has been themselves to free As Ever products.
One employee has been walking out with ten products at once. There are storage rooms across the Icon Tower and Epic Building packed with the brand’s products. There is so much overstock that they were giving it away to employees.
Even though there are many items at Netflix’s headquarters, people close to the brand said that the items are only for gifts, samples and promotions. They said that they had moved the inventory to a separate warehouse some time ago. Meanwhile, this comes after Meghan’s sources denied that the business was struggling last month.
A website glitch revealed that there were 6,50000 unsold items, including 2,20000 jam jars, 30000 honey jars, 90000 candles, 80000 flower sprinkle tins and 70000 wine bottles, including sauvignon blanc, roseé and brut sparkling wine. Meanwhile, the royal followers might know that the brand sells jam for $14 a jar and honey for $32 a jar. Candles cost $64 while a rosé bottle is $35.
Meghan Is Confident About Her Brand!
Elsewhere, Meghan’s brand is currently promoting a Valentine’s Day package priced at $185, including multiple spreads, hibiscus tea, flower sprinkles and a candle featuring the scent of water lotus, sandalwood and California poppy.
Meanwhile, the Duchess of Sussex worked with Netflix to launch As Ever after changing the name, American Riviera Orchard, due to a trademark issue. The lifestyle line was meant to go along with her Netflix show, With Love, Meghan. It also promoted her products. However, the show won’t return with the third season due to modest viewership. The second season ranked 1217th among the platforms most watched titles. Meanwhile, a holiday special ranked at 1015.
Elsewhere, Meghan Markle said that she is confident about her brand. She added that much of her initial inventory sold out quickly. She also revealed that the second seasonal release also sold out within hours. Furthermore, the Duchess of Sussex also confirmed global expansion. Thus, the brand is focused less on perception and more on scaling. Meanwhile, share your thoughts about it in the comments. Stay tuned to Soap Opera Daily for more Royal updates!