Meghan Markle has teased a new As Ever product which will go on sale on January 13. Taking her As Ever Instagram story and feed, Meghan shared a picture of what looks like a corner of a notepad with a bookmark inside – with a ‘save the date’ note on the story for fans to get reminded when the product goes on sale.
The new product will go on sale at 9am PT, which will be 5pm on January 13 in the UK. The picture, on the As Ever feed, was posted with the caption: “For the chapters you want to savor most… 1.13.26.” It will mark the first As Ever product release of the new year, with the brand set to celebrate its first anniversary in April.
The news of the new product comes just days after Meghan faced a massive blunder at the start of January on her As Ever brand’s website.
The blunder appeared to be that the website was showing stock numbers for each product could be seen by customers.
Despite this, an insider insisted that the holiday season had been “incredibly successful” for Meghan’s brand.
The source recently told Newsweek: “It’s [As Ever] exceeded everybody’s expectations in terms of how well it’s gone, I would say, across the holiday period. That period has been incredibly successful.
“People are attempting to paint a negative narrative and are choosing how they present things, choosing how they share information to fit a particular narrative to perpetuate certain negative story lines and this is just another example of how people have to be really discerning with the way that they not only consume media, but the way that they interpret data and facts that are shared with them, because they often don’t present the whole picture.”
Since its launch last year, As Ever has seen the sale of wines, spreads, candles, crepe mixes, flower sprinkles and teas.
Meghan also revealed the launch of gift boxes with certain products for the Christmas period, which are said to have been successful.
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