When I first saw the story about the Spanish mayor demanding Meghan change her logo, I nearly spilled my morning coffee. This is exactly the kind of behavior we’ve come to expect from someone who’s made a career out of taking what isn’t hers.
The mayor of a beautiful, historic Spanish town is furious, accusing Meghan of copying their town’s coat of arms. It’s basically like copying someone’s homework—the similarities are astounding. And guess what? The town’s legal team looked into it and, while they can’t take legal action, the mayor is still demanding Meghan remove the logo.
But let’s be real—this is the same person who ghosted her own father. Do we really think a Spanish mayor’s concerns are on her radar? Probably not.
Now, let’s contrast this with our beloved Princess Catherine. Can you imagine her ever being caught up in something like this? No way. Catherine has too much respect and dignity. She’s too busy working for the people and carrying out her royal duties with grace.
Speaking of Catherine, let’s talk about that website launch photo—you know, the one where Meghan is supposedly holding hands with a child. First off, isn’t it convenient that we never see the child’s face? It’s giving me major smoke-and-mirrors vibes.
Now, let’s dive into the As Ever rebranding mess. Meghan recently rebranded the American Riviera Orchard Instagram to As Ever Official. But here’s the kicker: there’s already a small, independent clothing company that’s been using the name As Ever since 2015. Identity crisis much?
This whole situation reminds me of a pattern we’ve seen time and time again with Meghan. The Spotify podcast, the children’s books—it’s always the same story. Take something that already exists, slap a “Duchess” sticker on it, and call it a day.
The Spanish town’s coat of arms represents centuries of history and tradition—something Meghan clearly doesn’t understand or respect. But then again, what can we expect from someone who spent a whopping 72 days as a working royal before deciding it wasn’t glamorous enough for her?
The timing of this is particularly interesting. Just when William and Catherine are dealing with real challenges with grace and dignity, here comes Meghan with another attention-grabbing headline. It’s like she has a sixth sense for this kind of thing.
And let’s not forget about Harry in all of this. Where is he while his wife is appropriating other people’s intellectual property? Probably somewhere in a Montecito mansion, practicing his all-important polo swing.
Here’s what really gets me, though: the absolute disrespect for small businesses and communities. We’re talking about a woman who preaches empowerment and supporting others, yet here she is, potentially damaging the reputation and business of not one but two entities—the Spanish town and the original As Ever company.
It’s like that kid at school who copies your test and then tries to convince everyone they came up with the answers themselves. Not a good look, Meghan.
Many of us have been shocked by Meghan’s behavior for years now, but somehow, she still manages to surprise us. I mean, if you were launching a luxury lifestyle brand, wouldn’t you at least do a basic Google search to make sure you weren’t stepping on anyone’s toes?
But then again, maybe that’s exactly what happened. Maybe she did see these existing designs and thought, Perfect, I’ll take that.
And while we’re on the subject of taking things, let’s not forget how she still uses her Duchess title to sell her products—the same title she got from an institution she and Harry have spent years trashing.
What gives me hope in all of this is seeing how the real royals continue to carry themselves with grace and dignity. Catherine and William are focused on their duties, raising their children, and actually serving the people. King Charles and Camilla are out there every day, showing what true royal work looks like.
