Kelly McK's latest video reveals Meghan Markle's controversial American Riviera Orchard strawberry jam, which has sparked concerns due to its unsettling appearance, causing nausea rather than appetite.
A close associate of Meghan Markle, Kelly McK, who is also the co-founder of the Alliance of Moms, shared a glimpse of the product on Instagram. McK, known for her advocacy supporting pregnant and parenting teens in foster care, showcased herself spreading the jam thickly on toasted sourdough, using a golden spoon resembling a flower. Despite the visually appealing presentation, the video stirred mixed reactions online.
This isn't the first time Kelly McK has showcased the product. She had previously expressed pride in her friend's upcoming launch of the American Riviera Orchard brand, presenting the jam in a picturesque setting with lemons and flowers. However, eagle-eyed viewers noticed something off in McK's recent video: the jam appeared to have an unusual texture, described by some as "hairy," leading to doubts about its quality. Furthermore, McK's reluctance to consume the jam herself and the minimal amount she applied raised suspicions about its taste.
Social media critics were quick to voice their concerns. Some Reddit users remarked humorously on the situation, noting the absence of actual consumption in the video and questioning McK's intentions. The lack of endorsement through consumption raised doubts about the product's appeal and quality. Additionally, comparisons were drawn between McK's promotional tactics and those of other celebrities, highlighting the need for genuine endorsement rather than mere posing.
The overall sentiment on social media regarding Meghan Markle's strawberry jam was mixed. While some users expressed skepticism and reluctance to purchase based on celebrity endorsements, others questioned the product's consistency and texture, suggesting it might be watery. Amidst the scrutiny, the marketing strategy surrounding the jam faced criticism for its lack of authenticity and transparency, highlighting the importance of genuine promotion in influencing consumer trust and confidence.
