Meghan Markle: The Next Lady Diana?

Is Meghan Markle like Lady Diana? According to the royal expert, the answer is yes. Or at least, that's what the Duchess of Sussex would like. As reported by the "Mirror", the 42-year-old American indeed considers herself the perfect heir to the princess, both in terms of her experiences and the treatment she has received from the media. Meghan Markle's return to the United Kingdom also involves social media: the Duchess of Sussex's moves to regain popularity. Meghan, heir to Lady D? A "similarity", between Princess Diana and the Duchess of Sussex, reported on the "Mirror" by Tom Quinn. Specifically referring to the date of the announcement of her commercial initiative, the royal expert put forth his theory, according to which Meghan considers herself the heir to Lady D. The Duchess of Sussex indeed advertised on Instagram her new lifestyle brand "American Riviera Orchard" on the same day as the event in memory of Lady D, "Diana Legacy Award". According to Tom Quinn, "It is really significant that Meghan's new brand was announced on the same day as the award dedicated to Diana". Harry's wife "has always considered herself Diana's heir. She sees herself as suffering because of the media, just as she believes Diana suffered, but from this side of the ocean, there will be a huge amount of criticism about her just trying to profit from it". The new brand of Meghan. Meghan's new commercial venture, which has not yet had its official launch announced, is expected to deal with the sale of a wide variety of products, including home goods, table linens, dishes, jams. It should also have its own cosmetics line with her new brand and expand internationally with a range of hair care products, home fragrances, and pet care. From the day of its announcement, "American Riviera Orchard" has seen a boom in access and subscriptions, and fans have gone crazy for the teaser video released to unveil the duchess's new adventure. It is estimated that the former Suits star could make millions in profits from the first week of the website's opening, but, according to Quinn, there would still be complaints at Kensington Palace about her new venture, while the former actress "simply cannot understand" why making money thanks to her "connections" is disapproved of by the Palace.