In the glittering world of royalty, where every move is scrutinized, a quiet feud is brewing—one that pits Meghan Markle against her father-in-law, King Charles. The battleground? Their respective product launches.

Meghan’s lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, recently unveiled a limited-edition line of hand-numbered strawberry jams. But just as the Duchess of Sussex was savoring her sweet success, King Charles stepped onto the scene with his own creation: Highgrove Royal Estate Honey. The clash was inevitable.

According to insiders, Meghan believes it’s “no coincidence” that Charles chose the same moment to release his $50 honey. She’s convinced it’s a deliberate move to overshadow her jam—a move that has left her “furious.” After all, she’s not just selling preserves; she’s building an empire.

Meghan is “convinced” that Charles also recently launched Highgrove Place, a cologne, in a “deliberate attempt to curb her success” by releasing two products.

Meghan’s aspirations extend beyond jams. Trademark filings reveal plans for a men’s grooming range, makeup, homewares, cooking utensils, and even pet food. But now, she faces an unexpected adversary: her own father-in-law, who has been selling organic food through Duchy Originals for 34 years.

When Meghan’s jam hit the market, it faced ridicule for its price tag. She was in tears, unable to comprehend the backlash. Critics questioned whether it was truly special or just a publicity stunt. As the scrutiny intensified, Meghan felt unfairly targeted.

Meghan is one step away from confronting Charles directly, but Prince Harry is urging restraint. The clash of brands continues, leaving us wondering: Will the Duchess emerge victorious, or will the King’s honey reign supreme?