“IT’S OVER! WME FINALLY Pulls The Plug On Meghan’s American Riviera Orchard Brand”, discusses the failure of Meghan Markle’s latest business venture, American Riviera Orchard. The video starts by outlining Meghan’s attempts to build a personal brand after stepping down from her royal duties. Despite investing heavily in branding and marketing, Meghan’s efforts have been largely unsuccessful.

One of the most notable failures of Meghan’s brand is American Riviera Orchard, a jam brand launched in March 2024. The brand has been a complete flop, with little to no public awareness or sales. The video suggests that Meghan’s branding strategy has been flawed, and that she should have focused on building a personal brand rather than creating a new product line.

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Another example of Meghan’s failed branding efforts is her husband Prince Harry’s public appearances. Harry has been criticized for giving speeches that are lacking in substance and engagement. The video compares Harry to his brother Prince William, who is known for his compelling and informative speeches. The contrast between the two brothers highlights the shortcomings of Meghan and Harry’s branding strategy.

The video also discusses the challenges Meghan and Harry face in terms of their engagement with the royal family. The couple is not allowed to sell merchandise bearing the Sussex emblem, which limits their ability to monetize their brand. The video suggests that Meghan and Harry may be willing to bend the rules in order to generate revenue, but it is unclear whether the public would be receptive to such a move.

Overall, the video paints a picture of Meghan Markle as a brand that is struggling to find its footing. Despite her initial success as a royal, Meghan has been unable to translate that success into a successful personal brand. The challenges she faces, both in terms of her branding strategy and her engagement with the royal family, suggest that it may be difficult for her to achieve her goals.