Meghan Markle ‘will use Archie & Lillibet’ to boost Sussex brand amid ‘challenges’ at American Riviera Orchard, says pro

ROYAL fans may soon be seeing a lot more of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, according to a royal expert.

Usually Meghan Markle and Prince Harry has tried to maintain a level of privacy around his five-year-old son and two-year-old daughter.

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However, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are waiting for the right moment to introduce their children to the world, says a royal expert.

Recently, the couple traveled to Nigeria for what was dubbed an “unofficial royal tour,” and royal fans were hopeful they could include Archie and Lilibet on the future tours.

Royal author Tom Quinn told Mirror: “Harry and Meghan are incredibly proud of their children and when they are a little older and more able to travel, there is no doubt they will be taken on some of the couple’s outings.

“Meghan is acutely aware of how beautiful this will be, the charming royal couple with their charming royal children will attract the kind of publicity that Harry and Meghan want, especially now that they are so determined to be billionaire entrepreneurs.”

Tom added that Meghan recognizes the positive impact Archie and Lilibet could have on her public image and the “Sussex brand.”

However, during their three-day visit to Nigeria, the children remained in California.

This comes as Meghan faces some “challenges” when it comes to the success of her lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard.

Brand strategist Lucie Green believes Meghan will have to decide whether to make her products expensive or affordable and will have to be careful with any royal references.

Speaking to Fabulous, Lucie shared: “Positioning will be a tightrope, whether it’s being very sophisticated and exclusive or making the brand more accessible.

“The extent to which she (even obliquely) references royalty will always attract criticism, but dialing it down will likely appeal to many US audiences, just as Aerin Lauder and Martha Stewart reference the upper class in their brands but have a broad audience. .”

Prince Harry hinted at future trips similar to his visit to Nigeria during his overseas trip, telling PEOPLE: “It is incredibly important for us to meet directly with people, support our causes and listen, in order to bring solutions, support and positive changes.

“There’s only so much you can do at home and via Zoom, so we’re looking forward to traveling more because work is important.

Meghan is perfectly aware of how beautiful this will be, the charming royal couple with their charming royal children will attract the kind of publicity that Harry and Meghan want, especially now that they are so determined to be billionaire entrepreneurs.

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“Whether it’s the Archewell Foundation, Invictus or any of our other causes, there will always be reasons to get to know the people at the heart of our work.”

Harry is said to be keen to keep the children away from the cameras, while Meghan is more relaxed about the world seeing them.

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The children’s appearances are rare and have only been seen in official photos and in fleeting moments from Harry and Meghan’s previous Netflix show.

The duke and duchess – who retired from royal life in 2020 – have reportedly ended their public attacks after Oprah Winfrey’s tell-all interview and fly-on-the-wall series sparked criticism.

Meanwhile, royal fans have seen Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six, at several royal events in recent years, including the Jubilee and Coronation celebrations.

What is Meghan Markle’s new business?

Meghan Markle launched a new brand on Instagram called American Riviera Orchard.

Industry experts said the site will focus on home, food, gardening and lifestyle products.

A source told the Mail: “It’s a lifestyle and culinary brand called American Riviera Orchard.

“The brand aims to coincide with the launch of a new cooking show for Netflix.

“Meghan will make and sell products like jams. And at some point there will be a book and a blog, etc.”