Apparently, Disney is not happy at all about Meghan Markle’s new Netflix cooking show using their catchphrase “Create Wonder in Every Moment.” Can you believe that? But honestly, are we really surprised? This is someone who’s been known for building her career on copying others.
Disney’s leadership is absolutely furious about this situation. And honestly, who can blame them? Disney’s empire is built on protecting its intellectual property, and this just doesn’t sit right with them.
Now, remember when Meghan announced the launch of her Riviera Orchard Style show? Yeah, that’s right. The market is already flooded with cooking shows from actual chefs. So what are we seeing here? Just another attempt to cash in on what’s already been done.
Let’s talk about what US correspondent Samuel Clench said about this whole mess. He raised some really solid points about the Sussex PR strategy. It seems like the cooking show, the polo documentaries—it’s all just content for the sake of content. No originality, no creativity.
And here's where I stand: I’ve always supported real workers who contribute to society. Look at Catherine and William—they’re out there actually making a difference, not playing the celebrity game. It’s the sheer laziness of it all that gets me. Instead of coming up with fresh ideas, Meghan just takes something that’s already successful, throws a little sprinkle of her own drama on top, and expects everyone to jump on board.
And let’s not forget Harry, once a respected prince who was doing meaningful charity work, now reduced to appearing in documentaries and supporting grant giveaways. The irony is rich. They left the royal family saying they wanted independence, yet they can’t seem to do anything independently!
But what really bothers me is this: there are hardworking content creators out there who have spent years building their unique voices and brands. And then there’s Meghan, who thinks she can just waltz in with her titles and copy others. It’s frustrating!
Now, reports are saying that Disney might be considering legal action over this. And honestly, the timing couldn’t be more telling. Netflix’s deal with the Sussexes is already in jeopardy, and now we have this drama. It’s like it was meant to happen this way.
For those of you who’ve been following me for a while, you know I’ve always tried to be fair in my coverage. But at some point, we need to call it like it is. This isn’t just about a catchphrase—it’s part of a much bigger pattern of behavior. A lack of originality, a lack of authenticity. Meanwhile, look at what Catherine and William are doing—creating genuine initiatives that help people. The contrast couldn’t be clearer.
Now, what's interesting is how the Sussex PR team is handling this. Or should I say, mishandling it? If you're launching a major Netflix show, wouldn't you have your legal team check for potential IP issues before anything goes public? It’s a mess, and this story is far from over.
If Disney decides to sue, wow, we could have a major case on our hands. It’s kind of like watching someone try to build a house without a foundation—no matter how pretty it looks on the outside, it’s bound to fall apart eventually.
