One commentator even joked, “Is she planning to carry Harry around like a pig during her Down Under visit?” The sentiment reflects how puzzling this title really sounds.
Reports online suggest that not everyone in Australia is thrilled about Meghan’s visit. Some people are even talking about protests, with one source claiming that there are plans to throw tomatoes at her. These reactions underline the tension surrounding her public image there.
Despite the backlash, Meghan seems confident in the potential for her brand, As Ever, in Australia. She reportedly told InTouch, “There’s a huge market to tap into, with serious money to be made.”
Observers speculate that her enthusiasm might be fueled by alcohol, noting the timing and tone of her comments. But the core idea remains: she believes she can successfully expand her brand internationally.
Meghan’s team revealed that about two-thirds of her website visitors are from outside the U.S., though the exact countries aren’t specified. Some critics argue that Australians are not particularly fond of the royal family, suggesting that the reception there may not be as warm as Meghan expects.
Nonetheless, Meghan reportedly feels that she can position herself and Harry as a modern alternative to the royals, with this Australian trip serving as a “test run” for their approach.
In preparation, Meghan has secured multiple trademarks to launch new products. She’s clearly excited about the expansion, but skeptics remain unconvinced about the feasibility of her plans in a market where public sentiment may be lukewarm at best.
