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Meghan Markle stopped on Sunday with her two kids to smell the roses.
The Duchess of Sussex shared her life at home with Princess Lily Bette, 3 and Prince Archie, 5, when the family rose in a new Instagram post.
Markle, 43, retained some privacy without showing the child's face, but revealed their bright red hair, which matched the hair of his father Prince Harry.
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Meghan Markle spent time in the garden with two children. (Charles McQuillan/Getty Images)
"Sunday's love.... My little love."
She seemed to be smiling and laughing with her daughter before Prince Archie handed her a perfect yellow flower.
Meghan Markle
Earlier this month, Markle named the American Riviera Orchard earlier this month, launching her "As Always" lifestyle brand earlier this month.
Markle as always Includes eight projects, inspired by the Duchess' love of cooking, entertainment and hostess. The brand’s first drop points to a limited crepe mix, a shortbread cookie mix, several teas, sprinkles of flowers, honey and raspberries, all sold out in less than an hour.
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The Duchess's latest episode of Why is she renamed "Confession with Meghan's female founder," Noting that the American Riviera Orchard “became the word salad,” adding: “I don’t like that.”
Markle suffered a professional setback last September when the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rejected the application for the U.S. Riviera Orchard.
Meghan Markle's spread in souvenir packaging is priced at $14. (as always)
Honey as always sold for $28. (as always)
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The duchess was warned that the business could not trademark the geographical location, noting that the American Riviera was the "ordinary nickname" of Santa Barbara, the former American actress resided. The addition of the word "orchard" makes "small difference", telegraph Report.
While Markle has not addressed potential trademark issues, experts told Fox News Digital that the duchess missed an opportunity that looks more relevant.
"Her reasoning is more of an excuse than a clear explanation," said Doug Eldridge, a brand expert and founder of Achilles PR. "Her remarks are not real candid. Sometimes the hard things are the same thing as the right things. Unfortunately, Meghan keeps choosing what she thinks is "simple things." So far, it hasn't worked."
Markle spoke at the Time 100 summit held in New York on April 23. (Jemal uness)
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He added: "[her trademark problem]is a sloppy work of her team. Megan has a lot of gaps to sew and until she does, she will continue to return to shore and have nothing."
Food and gift retailers Harry and David protested the American Riviera orchard in October, claiming the name is too similar to their Royal Riviera line New York Post Report.
"Litigation" actress legal team demanded a three-month extension to secure the trademark. this British independence The Duchess tried to trademark the brand in the summer. However, it was rejected due to the issue of how it was submitted.
“Trademark issues and name changes stem from her lack of preparation and expertise in this field,” British Royal Expert Hilary Fordwich Claimed to be Fox News Digital.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle got married in 2018 and stepped down as senior royal responsibility in 2020. (thestewartofny)
"She should be more cautious, consistent, and most importantly, avoid becoming another celebrity-turned entrepreneur. She is not from the real place."
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Stephanie Nolasco of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.