JAN MOIR: Meghan’s become just another pay-per-view plugger turning her high profile into high profit By Jan Moir for the Daily Mail Published: 01:55 BST, 30 August 2024 | Updated: 02:11 BST, 30 August 2024 e-mail View comments Between not launching her lifestyle brand, not being invited to A-list events and not visiting the UK with her husband, where does Meghan find the time to be an international businesswoman, that is what I want to know. This week, the Duchess of Sussex interrupted her trade and industry schedule to give an interview to the New York Times . How unlike her, is what you are thinking, and I agree.
Meghan breached her ongoing quest for privacy, piercing that pearly shell of seclusion and confidentiality, to talk to one of the few publications in the world — along with People magazine, her trusty in-house trumpet — that she knows will treat her waffly pensées and latest commercial undertakings with respect and deference, rather than openly laugh in her face. And so it came to be. Meghan with Prince Harry during their recent trip to Colombia.
She is seen sporting a handbag from Cesta Collective, a brand she has invested in The Duchess was promoting her 'fashion portfolio', which is not a posh way of saying 'knicker drawer' but rather the small collection of female-owned brands she has 'invested in' over the last few years. One recent acquisition is Cesta Collective, which produces basket bags that are handwoven by 'talented female artisans' in Rwanda, .