Lizzie Cundy expresses anger towards Meghan’s lifestyle brand in passionate outburst: ‘It’s artificial, it’s insincere’

Lizzie Cundy has unleashed a scathing attack on Meghan Markle after the Duchess of Sussex unveiled the first product of her new lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard. The brand released a limited collection of 50 jams, which were sent out to Meghan’s friends and US influencers.

Friend and fashion designer Tracy Robbins shared the jam on her Instagram story, exclaiming that “breakfast, lunch and dinner just got a little sweeter” thanks to Meghan’s product. However, commentator Lizzie Cundy was not impressed.

In an interview with GBN America, Cundy criticized Meghan for being “not relatable” at a time when the Royal Family is facing a double cancer crisis. She accused Meghan of trying to rebrand herself as a “Gwyneth Paltrow type” and not being sensitive to the struggles of the King and Princess of Wales.

Cundy described the launch of American Riviera Orchard as “fake and phoney” and claimed that royal fans in America are “sick to death of Meghan.” She called on Meghan to apologize for her actions towards Kate and to show more sensitivity.

The discussion then turned to Prince Harry and Meghan’s upcoming Netflix projects, including a cooking and lifestyle series by Meghan and a behind-the-scenes look at professional polo by Harry. Cundy criticized these projects as being insensitive in light of the current challenges faced by the Royal Family.

Overall, Cundy’s comments have sparked a debate about Meghan’s new brand and the couple’s future projects, with many questioning their relatability and sensitivity to the ongoing issues within the Royal Family.