Come on, Meghan, advertisers aren't fooled that easily. Back in 2016, these marketing geniuses even opened a popup adaptogenic coffee bar, setting the stage for their debut. Meghan, you're just one in a line of celebrities hitching their wagon to a coffee brand. Now, the real tea – or should I say coffee – is that Clevr Blends is selling their Mega lattes at Target for a jaw-dropping $117.99 each. Quite the bargain, right? But hang on, check their website, and most products are listed at $28. What's the deal here? Are they practically giving it away at Target? How on earth do they plan to make any money with these deals?
Now, let's dive into the drama. Rumors are swirling that Clevr Blends' sales have taken a hit, down a whopping 30% since Meghan's commercial aired. And guess who CEO Hannah Mendoza is furious at? You guessed it – Meghan herself. It seems Meghan's magical touch didn't work this time, and now Hannah's left fuming.
But wait, there's more gossip. Insiders are whispering that Meghan is ready to step back and let Harry take the lead in their next business venture. How considerate of her. Apparently, she's been doing the lion's share of the networking and is feeling incredibly stressed because so many of her deals have fallen apart. Time for Prince Charming to step up, I suppose.
And those rumors about Meghan working with Dior? An insider says there's no truth to those claims. Meghan won't be partnering with the French fashion house. Looks like her return to acting and business isn't going as smoothly as she hoped.
Oh, what a year it's been for Meghan. First, she and Harry parted ways with Spotify just three years after that massive deal, and let's not forget, her podcast Archetypes only had one season. Maybe it's time for Meghan to stick to sipping her Mega lattes and leave the business world to the professionals. Cheers to the drama, darling.
