Meghan Markle ‘Under Pressure' To Work & Earn, Says ‘Source'
appears to be planning to expand her business ventures following the successful launch of her food product brand, As Ever. She is apparently having second thoughts about As Ever's future and reportedly wishes to explore the fashion world next. According to Radar Online, a source claimed that the Duchess of Sussex is 'under pressure' to work and maintain 'financial stability.'
Meghan Markle is reportedly struggling to build her career as a businesswoman. In one episode of her podcast, 'Confessions of a Female Founder,' she once mentioned the 'guilt mentality surrounding having a lot' after marrying Prince Harry.
According to Radar Online, the Duchess of Sussex may be facing financial difficulties. A source said, 'There's no doubt Markle is under pressure to earn and establish her family's financial stability as they continue building a life apart from the royals.'
However, the insider also pointed out that Markle has taken 'a step back' from her brand, As Ever. They mentioned, 'Meghan has a lot going on, to be sure, but it's frustrating for her staffers and business advisors alike.' Amidst criticism and self-doubt, she continues to explore her abilities. The tabloid further reported that Markle's next step to launch a fashion line might be worrisome.
According to the source, she might 'pull it off' with a good team behind her. However, it might be difficult to 'juggle it with everything else going on in her life'. 'She couldn't even keep her jam and honey in stock,' the individual added.
A few days ago, the Duchess received criticism online for a twerking video. In the Instagram clip that she shared, Markle was about to give birth to her second child. She was seen showcasing her twerking moves in it, which also featured her husband, Prince Harry.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex share two kids — son Archie and daughter Lilibet.
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