Meghan Markle is reportedly gearing up for another fresh start in the business world. The 44-year-old former actress made headlines when she married Prince Harry in 2018. After stepping back from their royal duties two years later to pursue a more private life in Los Angeles, the couple ventured into various projects.
They have collaborated on multi-million dollar documentaries and Meghan briefly hosted a podcast on Spotify. In 2022, they appeared in the Netflix series “Harry & Meghan” and Meghan led the lifestyle show “With Love, Meghan,” currently spanning two seasons with potential for renewal. The couple holds a lucrative deal with Netflix for film and television ventures.
Additionally, Meghan founded her brand, As Ever, which initially faced setbacks despite an unconventional start involving sending jam samples to celebrity friends. A public relations expert revealed that Meghan is poised for a reinvention, dubbed “Meghan 3.0,” as she prepares to participate in Fortune’s Most Powerful Women summit alongside notable figures like Kamala Harris and Selena Gomez.
Since its debut, As Ever has introduced a range of products including wine, with some collections selling out quickly, although specific sales figures remain undisclosed. Netflix’s involvement in As Ever has sparked discussions regarding profit-sharing and operational control, with Meghan emphasizing her partnership with the streaming giant despite criticism of her business acumen.
Meghan recently teased the release of a new wine on As Ever’s Instagram, unveiling a 2024 Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand. Priced at $30 per bottle, the Sauvignon Blanc joins the brand’s wine offerings, emphasizing its versatility and quality for various occasions.
With a focus on authenticity and quality, Meghan’s brand aims to stand out in a competitive market. As her business ventures evolve, Meghan continues to navigate the complexities of entrepreneurship and branding, seeking success and financial independence.