Meghan, Duchess of Sussex is reportedly preparing to launch her lifestyle brand and her new Netflix show in the New Year.
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex is reportedly on the verge of launching her lifestyle brand and her new Netflix series
The royal unveiled the branding for her new company American Riviera Orchard back in March, but has yet to release any products for sale and a new report now suggests Meghan will be returning to the spotlight in early 2025 to finally launch the firm and it will come around the same time as her new show for Netflix which focuses on "cooking, gardening and entertaining".
An insider told New York Post column PageSix: "As far as Meghan being quiet, she’s been in the background working on her entrepreneurial efforts ... Both the Netflix project and her brand will come out within the same timeline in the New Year."
They added: "It’s going to be a good year for Meghan specifically, she’s spent the majority of the year doing work behind the scenes to launch a project in the first few months of 2025."
A trademark application previously revealed American Riviera Orchard will sell a wide range of home goods, including edible treats like jellies, jams and spreads and tableware staples such as cutlery, table linens and drinkware.
She launched the brand's Instagram account and website in spring 2024 and it's already gained a strong following.
A source told Us Weekly: “The rollout for American Riviera Orchard is already off to a strong start. The website has over 100,000 who have signed up to hear about the first products launched.
"Meghan is very pleased with the early interest it has gained."
The insider added: “[She] is so excited to see how people enjoy her products and use them in their everyday lives."
Few details have been revealed about Meghan's latest project for Netflix, but Deadline.com previously reported the series will focus on "cooking, gardening and entertaining".
Us Weekly later reported the show will be "a take on her and the joy of living. [There will be] little things she’s learned in terms of being a modern-day hostess."