Abigail Spencer recently stirred up quite the commotion by publicly showcasing a jar of Meghan Markle's new American Riviera Orchard strawberry jam.
In a carefully orchestrated photo shoot, Abigail, known as Meghan's close friend and former co-star from the hit series "Suits," presented herself reclining amidst a lush California garden, clutching the prized preserve. Despite some former co-stars being excluded from Meghan's inner circle, Abigail seems to maintain her position as a cherished confidante.
The gesture of gifting Abigail the sixth jar from the limited batch hints at the enduring bond between the two, as Abigail gleefully shared snapshots on her Instagram, capturing moments in Meghan and Harry's verdant garden. In the images, Abigail radiates joy as she poses with a bowl of fresh fruits and flowers, alongside the coveted jar of jam, a token of Meghan's culinary venture.
However, not all reactions to the photo shoot were positive. Some skeptics questioned the authenticity of the scene, labeling it as staged and overly curated. Criticisms ranged from the presence of dead flowers and lemons to the seemingly contrived nature of the shoot. One user even likened the presentation to a "cheap Farmer's Market Basket," raising doubts about the quality of the jam itself.
Further criticism emerged regarding Meghan's business acumen, with accusations of poor marketing strategies and lack of authenticity. Suggestions for diversifying the product line beyond jam, such as including biscuits, breads, or cheeses, were offered as potential remedies for what was perceived as a failed venture. Some commentators went as far as to suggest Meghan seek alternative career paths, citing a supposed lack of talent and originality.
Despite the backlash, Meghan's foray into the gourmet food industry continues to generate interest and debate, with opinions divided on the success of her entrepreneurial endeavors. Only time will tell whether Meghan can overcome the criticisms and carve out a niche in the fiercely competitive market.
