While the company maintains that Markle is a devoted user of their technology, this denial comes amidst what Rolling Stone magazine has dubbed as a 'flop era' for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
According to Rolling Stone, the couple has been experiencing a series of failures, losing substantial deals with streaming giants like Spotify. Their brand, which was centered around their tensions with the royal family, has seemingly reached a standstill. This recent denial from Nucalm adds another layer to their challenges.
The brand new culture expert, Nikki Eid, noted that Markle's strategic move of featuring the Nucalm patch – a relatively new product – on her wrist in an image reposted by the company sends a clear message. It seems she's keen on building her lifestyle brand and creating a platform for her followers to benefit from her experiences and the products she endorses. Notably, Nucalm, founded in 2009, has been around for a while.
The calming device, a dark blue biosignal processing disc, was visible on Markle's wrist as she sported a camel-colored coat. The product, as per the company's website, activates the parasympathetic nervous system for a rapid return to a functional state, enhancing motor skills, attention, and cognition.
While it's uncertain why Markle was wearing the patch, her representatives have yet to comment. This sighting comes amidst reports of a strained period in her marriage with Prince Harry, though insiders have denied any breakup speculations.
Currently, as Prince Harry embarks on a mini tour in Singapore and Japan, Markle was seen attending a Taylor Swift concert. Rumors also suggest she's gearing up for an online comeback, ready to launch an Instagram account with the handle @Megan.
Before her marriage to Harry, Markle famously ran the lifestyle blog The Tig, covering topics ranging from travel and fashion to beauty and wellness. As she embraces new endeavors, her recent public appearance with the Nucalm patch adds another layer to the narrative surrounding her post-royal journey.
