Meghan Markle's recent venture into the lifestyle website realm has encountered a peculiar snag: an anonymous user, purportedly a devoted fan of Kate Middleton, has reportedly taken control of the domain associated with Meghan's new site.
The anonymous individual, expressing solidarity with Kate Middleton amidst her battle with cancer, has repurposed Meghan's website domain, "American Riviera Orchard," to redirect visitors to a food bank charity. Reports suggest that the user left a message of goodwill for Catherine, the Princess of Wales, clarifying that the page is not affiliated with Meghan.
According to GB News, the anonymous person, posing as a royal enthusiast, stated, "Not Meghan. Hope Meghan wouldn’t mind. Thoughts with Catherine x."
The UK version of Meghan's website domain now directs users to a landing page for the Trussell Trust, leading to a Just Giving fundraiser accompanied by a private message.
While it's understood that the anonymous user is not directly linked to the charity, their actions are aimed at raising funds for The Trussell Trust's cause.
Meghan Markle had announced her new lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, via social media in March. The launch of the brand's first product, jars of jam, garnered attention after Meghan gifted limited edition samples to influencers ahead of the official launch.
Notably, Meghan's website is hosted under the US domain americanriviera.com, while the anonymous user in the UK utilized the British domain americanrivieraorchard.uk.
