GB News broadcaster Alex Dyke gave a striking assessment of Meghan Markle’s latest companies, suggesting that the public “may feel Fakery” with regard to the efforts of the Duchess of Sussex.
Speaking on GB News, Dyke expressed doubts about the appetite of the public for Markle’s content, noting that people “do not heat up for her for any reason”.
His comments arise as the Duchess of Sussex announces the brand change of her American adventure Riviera Orchard to “like never”.
Meghan announced the brand change on Instagram, explaining that as never “means” as it has always been “or even say” in the same way as always “.”
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Speaking on GB News, the broadcaster Alex Dyke said: “I don’t think there would be an appetite for that with Meghan.
“I watched the television show with Silvester Stalone the other day, which was good because I am a fan of Silvester Stalone. It was just another version of the Kardashians.
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“But the problem with Meghan, I think the challenge is that people do not warm up for her for any reason, so they will not invest in it.
“I could be wrong. They can feel Fakery. This is the thing that we all know of people and presenters who would simply say that it is entirely false.”
The Duchess shared a rare photo of her daughter Lilibet during the outside as part of the launch of the brand’s website.
In her Instagram publication, she connected the company to her previous lifestyle blog, The Tig.
“If you have followed since my days of creating the TIG, you will know that it could not be more true for me,” she wrote.
She described the project as an extension of her “love language”, encompassing food, gardening, entertaining and thoughtful life.
The brand change follows her return to Instagram in early January, when she published a black and white video of herself writing “2025” in the beach sand.
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Meghan’s renamed lifestyle company coincides with its next Netflix program “With Love, Meghan”, which takes place in two weeks.
Netflix describes the program as the one who “reimagine the kind of lifestyle”.
The launch of the program was initially delayed due to the forest fires in January.
“I am grateful to my partners from Netflix to have supported me in late launch, while we focus on the needs of those affected by forest fires in my country of origin in California,” said Meghan in A press release in Tudum, Netflix’s official Netflix website.