Meghan Markle's Lifestyle Brand Mocked by Comedian Tim Dillon

Comedian Tim Dillon has publicly criticized Meghan Markle's attempts to create a lifestyle brand after stepping back from her role as a working royal. Dillon, appearing on the "Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade" podcast, questioned Markle's business ventures, including her attempt to sell jam at Target. He suggested that Markle's approach alienated some viewers, particularly with her Netflix show, which he felt came across as condescending. Dillon also humorously pointed out the contrast between Markle's claims of victimhood and her privileged lifestyle as a member of the royal family.

Markle's brand, As Ever, reflects her attempt to create a direct-to-consumer business. Despite these efforts, Dillon suggests a need to adjust her strategy, with Carvey proposing a brand refresh. The criticism extends beyond her business ventures, touching on her overall public persona.

Tim Dillon criticized Markle's lifestyle brand attempts, her 'jam' product, and her Netflix show, suggesting they were condescending and unsuccessful.

David Spade suggested that Markle should have revived her role in "Suits LA" to make "big money" after leaving her royal duties.

Meghan Markle's brand is called As Ever.

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