Meghan Markle is set to launch her "As Ever" lifestyle products later this week but the announcement included a glaring error.
The collection includes a raspberry jam, lemon ginger tea blend and crepe mix, all designed to bring a taste of her Montecito lifestyle to consumers.
In a newsletter sent to subscribers on Monday, the 43-year-old Duchess revealed the products will be available for purchase in the coming days.
The jam, which is factory-produced, comes in what Meghan describes as "keepsake packaging" that can be repurposed after use.
Her website now displays these items alongside other California-inspired products including Wildflower Honey, Hibiscus Tea and Shortbread Cookies, all listed as "available Spring 2025".
The launch follows months of anticipation from fans eager to see the Duchess's first foray into lifestyle products.
In her announcement, Meghan told potential buyers she hopes the items can "mimic the magic of Montecito in a way you can recreate at home".
"Once you've enjoyed every spoonful of this fruit spread, you may want to do what I do: rinse the jar and use it as a small bud vase for flowers on your nightstand, or to hold your pens on your desk," she advised.
She described the packaging as a potential "time capsule" where customers could "tuck away love notes or special treasures".
Her crepe mix, she explained, "transforms a typical weekend breakfast into a chance to reminisce", evoking memories of her time "backpacking through France as a student".
The email featured images of the berry jelly spread on buttery pancakes, served on an ornately decorated table.
Eagle-eyed fans spotted an error in Meghan's newsletter, where the link to her Instagram account was listed as "@aseveroffical" instead of "@aseverofficial".
Despite the typo, the link still directed followers to the correct page, as did the accompanying link to her personal account, @meghan.
The mistake prompted swift reactions on social media.
"Her freakish attention to detail is amazing. Truly. Astonishing." wrote one commenter.
Another simply stated: "This can't be real."
Others questioned the formatting choices in her announcement.
"I still don't understand the capitalisation choices," noted one person, while another added: "Her capitalisation and fonts are wonky."
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The error comes after sources claimed last year that Meghan possessed a "freakish attention to detail" following the Princess of Wales's Mother's Day photo controversy.
Meghan's lifestyle brand has faced several hurdles during its development.
The Duchess was forced to rebrand from "American Riviera Orchard" to "As Ever" due to trademark issues.
Following the rebranding announcement, the Instagram handles @asever and @asevermeghan were quickly claimed by others.
Despite these setbacks, the Duchess appears determined to establish her lifestyle brand in the competitive market.
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The collection includes a raspberry jam, lemon ginger tea blend and crepe mix, all designed to bring a taste of her Montecito lifestyle to consumers.
In a newsletter sent to subscribers on Monday, the 43-year-old Duchess revealed the products will be available for purchase in the coming days.
The jam, which is factory-produced, comes in what Meghan describes as "keepsake packaging" that can be repurposed after use.
Her website now displays these items alongside other California-inspired products including Wildflower Honey, Hibiscus Tea and Shortbread Cookies, all listed as "available Spring 2025".
The launch follows months of anticipation from fans eager to see the Duchess's first foray into lifestyle products.
In her announcement, Meghan told potential buyers she hopes the items can "mimic the magic of Montecito in a way you can recreate at home".
"Once you've enjoyed every spoonful of this fruit spread, you may want to do what I do: rinse the jar and use it as a small bud vase for flowers on your nightstand, or to hold your pens on your desk," she advised.
She described the packaging as a potential "time capsule" where customers could "tuck away love notes or special treasures".
Her crepe mix, she explained, "transforms a typical weekend breakfast into a chance to reminisce", evoking memories of her time "backpacking through France as a student".
The email featured images of the berry jelly spread on buttery pancakes, served on an ornately decorated table.
Eagle-eyed fans spotted an error in Meghan's newsletter, where the link to her Instagram account was listed as "@aseveroffical" instead of "@aseverofficial".
Despite the typo, the link still directed followers to the correct page, as did the accompanying link to her personal account, @meghan.
The mistake prompted swift reactions on social media.
"Her freakish attention to detail is amazing. Truly. Astonishing." wrote one commenter.
Another simply stated: "This can't be real."
Others questioned the formatting choices in her announcement.
"I still don't understand the capitalisation choices," noted one person, while another added: "Her capitalisation and fonts are wonky."
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The error comes after sources claimed last year that Meghan possessed a "freakish attention to detail" following the Princess of Wales's Mother's Day photo controversy.
Meghan's lifestyle brand has faced several hurdles during its development.
The Duchess was forced to rebrand from "American Riviera Orchard" to "As Ever" due to trademark issues.
Following the rebranding announcement, the Instagram handles @asever and @asevermeghan were quickly claimed by others.
Despite these setbacks, the Duchess appears determined to establish her lifestyle brand in the competitive market.
Find Out More...