Reportedly, the Duchess of Sussex is orchestrating a "Summer of Love" campaign, aiming to expand her brand's reach through appearances on various talk shows, podcasts, and interviews with carefully chosen journalists. At 42, Meghan hopes this initiative will bolster her popularity in the United States.
According to insiders closely linked to Meghan’s Hollywood agents WME, this upcoming media blitz seeks to reshape public perception and boost online sales upon the brand's launch. Simultaneously, negotiations with Netflix are underway to renew their contract, with plans for Meghan to host a cooking show featuring exotic cuisines, alongside recipe books and kitchenware available for purchase through her website.
While a deal of the magnitude they secured in 2020 seems unlikely, there's interest from Netflix executives in a partnership to drive commercial sales through Meghan's show. The overarching goal is to emulate the financial success seen by other celebrity entrepreneurs.
Despite their substantial net worth, estimated at over half a billion dollars, Meghan acknowledges the need to refine her public image. Hence, she's embarking on a charm offensive, aiming to engage with new audiences through a carefully curated media campaign, veering away from past confrontational approaches.
This strategic shift follows criticism faced by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for their recent trip, labeled by some as an unofficial royal tour. Royal observers suggest Prince Charles is deeply displeased with their actions, with efforts underway to prevent such incidents in the future.
