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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle aren’t close to the royal family, but it seems the feud might end as King Charles is reportedly hopeful for the couple’s latest business venture

The couple have so far released four projects with the streaming giant. Fans don’t have long to wait for the next installment as the Duchess of Sussex will soon be releasing her highly anticipated lifestyle show, titled With Love, Meghan.

The royal family were believed to be disappointed by Harry and Meghan’s previous Netflix docuseries, which revealed all about life behind palace walls. However, it seems things are changing as a source told royal commentator Richard Eden the King is happy for his son and daughter-in-law.

Writing in the Daily Mail, Eden added, “Everyone wants it to be a success. And that’s because, if it is, she and Harry won’t need to exploit their royal connections again.”

As well as releasing a new lifestyle show, Meghan will also be launching a new business. However, the Duchess of Sussex has abandoned her American Riviera Orchard brand name in favor of As Ever, sharing the news on her Instagram account.

Cats out of the bag, I’m shocked we’ve kept it a secret for so long…” she admitted. “Last year, I thought you know what, American Riviera, that sounds like such a great name, it’s my neighbourhood [and] its a name for Santa Barbara. But it limited me to things that were just manufactured and grown in this area. Then Netflix came on, not just as my partner in the show but as my partner in business. It was huge.”

Meghan added, “So I thought about it, and I’ve been waiting for a moment to share a name that I had secured in 2022, and this is the moment, and it’s called As Ever.”

After Meghan made the announcement, she found herself embroiled in a dispute as her new company shares its name with a small clothing brand. An independent shop based in New York already goes by the name As Ever.

The shop was established in 2015 by designer Mark Kolski, who has now spoken out about Meghan’s brand. Speaking to The Sun, he confirmed he will retain his company’s name and is “exploring all possibilities.”

He stated, “I’m a very small business, it’s a family-run operation. I’m essentially a one-man band. Even if I wanted to do something I don’t think I have the behemoth of lawyers and money that are behind this.”