Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, attends the 2023 Variety Power Of Women event at Mother Wolf on November 16, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. Photo / Getty Images
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, attends the 2023 Variety Power Of Women event at Mother Wolf on November 16, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. Photo / Getty Images
It’s now emerged the domain name of her business has been snapped up in Britain by an apparent fan of her sister-in-law Catherine, Princess of Wales. While the US American Riviera link takes users to Meghan’s website, the UK version – americanriveriaorchard.uk – has been bought by someone who has then linked it to a food bank, The Sun has revealed.
Web users are asked for donations to a British-based charity, while a message on the site says: “Thoughts with Catherine.”
The home page of the site adds: “Forgiveness. Permission. Please donate to the Trussell Trust”, and clicking on it takes browsers to a Just Giving fundraiser for the Trussell Trust charity.
A message also states: “Not Meghan. Hope Meghan wouldn’t mind. Thoughts with Catherine. X.”
The Duchess of Sussex's American Riviera Orchard business has got under way with a limited release of some strawberry jam. Photo / Instagram@Tracy Robbins
The notes appear to reference the fact Catherine, 42, is undergoing preventative chemotherapy after cancer was detected in her body following major abdominal surgery she underwent in January.
It is unclear who has bought the UK domain and the Trussell Trust charity has confirmed it did not set up the webpage and is not aware of the bogus site.
His visit to the good cause is his first official engagement since Catherine used a video message to reveal her cancer diagnosis to the world after she had spent weeks out of the spotlight to recover from her stomach surgery.
