The Duchess of Sussex, 43, announced via Instagram on Tuesday that she had rebranded her lifestyle company American Riviera Orchard to As Ever, and unveiled her business' new logo: a palm tree ...

While the town's coat of arms is splashed with colours - orange and green for the tree and sand, black for the birds, on a white background - Meghan's logo uses ... told The Daily Beast: 'There ...

Its logo has also gone, replaced with a palm tree ... and gardening gear. This week the Mail revealed that a selection of Meghan's products will go on sale in stores called 'Netflix House ...

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Meghan Markle has been told to remove the logo for her new lifestyle brand after the mayoress of a small town in Mallorca claimed it is an 'exact copy' of their town's historic coat of arms.

It comes as Meghan teased the launch date for her own 'As Ever' project and logo in an online post early on Wednesday morning. The Duchess was forced to rename the company after she ran into ...

It also featured material cuttings embroidered with the As Ever logo in a hit that the business ... to a cut-price Chinese clothing company. The Mail on Sunday revealed that documents filed ...

However, within hours of the official announcement of As Ever, it faced a fresh crisis - after a tiny Spanish town accused Meghan of copying their coat of arms for the lifestyle brand's logo.

The 'As Ever' logo shows a palm tree with two hummingbirds on either side of it. Harry famously said he saw a hummingbird after the death of his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II. The town's coat of ...

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But the Chancellor has no choice but to face them down – in order to repair the UK’s finances and her own ruined credibility. The US President has imposed 25 per cent tariffs on goods from ...