Meghan Markle starred in an advertisement for the instant drinks brand Clevr Blends

Meghan Markle stars in a new commercial for ethical brand Clevr Blends, which produces instant drinks in coffee, matcha and tea flavors. The video appeared on the brand’s Instagram*. The Duchess of Sussex is not only a fan of Clevr Blends products, but also a private investor in the company: in a 2020 press release, Markle mentioned that she wanted to support a “passionate female entrepreneur” Hannah Mendoza, who founded the ethical brand.

In the video, the brand's founder gives a tour of the office and introduces her team, which includes Meghan Markle: she sits at a desk and works on a computer, and later helps sort out boxes of goods.

Meghan Markle already starred in a brand video in March of this year - where she tasted a drink in the kitchen of the brand’s founder. Mendoza noted at the time that they owed a lot to the Duchess, who liked the Clevr Blends so much that she sent a “turmeric latte” to her. to his friends, among whom was Oprah Winfrey.

"We owe so much to Megan. Three years ago everything changed. None other than Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, started drinking our latte. Not only did she love our product, she became interested in the topic of women in business and sustainable production. As a result, she became not only an investor, but also an advisor to the company.” After Meghan Markle appeared in the commercial, the brand immediately sold out all the products that were intended for two months. As the DailyMail tabloid wrote, the post could have cost $1 million, but became "the most expensive free advertising in history."

Recently, The Hollywood Reporter, summing up the year, called Meghan Markle and Prince Harry “Hollywood’s biggest losers.” According to the magazine, this year they were marked as “full of whining.” Netflix docshow, a whiny biography and an inert podcast." Spotify, which produced Megan’s podcast, terminated its contract with the couple, and Megan and Harry faced criticism online: they were accused of craving attention and promoting personal stories that should have been kept to themselves. For this, the couple was ridiculed by the creators of the animated series "South Park", releasing an episode called "Worldwide Privacy Tour".