Doria Ragland's life journey is marked by dramatic twists that provoke questions about the legitimacy of her success.
Her story begins with a short-lived marriage to Thomas Markle, lasting only two years, during which time their daughter Meghan Markle was born. Following their divorce, Doria secured financial support in the form of alimony and child support. However, this financial stability was fleeting, and in 1997, she faced eviction and a court case for unpaid rent. Following this setback, Doria moved in with her father, whose tragic and mysterious death soon after only added to the already complicated narrative of her life.
Determined to move forward, Doria attempted to pursue a career in the medical field. Contrary to popular belief, she was not a licensed mental health therapist, despite some claims to the contrary. Instead, she was working towards that goal but never obtained the necessary credentials. This raises significant questions about her sudden financial transformation, as reports indicate that Doria's wealth grew to over $17 million, far beyond initial claims of $9 million.
A portion of Doria's wealth is now linked to a cash-only business venture called Love and Kindness Senior Management Inc., a company that claims to provide senior care services. However, the company's legitimacy is questionable, as it seems to exist primarily on paper. Attempts to gather information about the company's services were met with evasive responses from Doria, who requested a zip code to determine service eligibility. After providing a zip code from an affluent area, communication abruptly ceased, raising red flags about the company's true operations. The business's website is notably sparse, consisting of just one page, and efforts to schedule appointments were met with similarly vague requests for zip codes, fueling further suspicions that this could be a ghost company.
The registered address of Love and Kindness Senior Management Inc. is located on Wilshire Boulevard and is linked to Rick Gen, a lawyer with questionable connections to the Markle family. Rick Gen has been associated with the family for years and even attended Meghan's wedding, adding another layer of intrigue to Doria's business dealings. Moreover, Doria's company has not been registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, a crucial step for any legitimate business, particularly one that claims to offer healthcare services.
The suspicious circumstances surrounding Doria's father's death also complicate the narrative, with autopsy findings reportedly contradicting Doria's account. This further undermines trust in her credibility. Another business, Love in Kindness Healthcare System LLC, has been registered since 2010, which may explain why Doria hesitated to officially register her company. This situation is reminiscent of Meghan Markle's struggles with trademarking the name "Archewell," as her efforts were blocked by a similarly named entity. Doria seems to be navigating a similarly convoluted landscape of business legitimacy.
By 2020, Love in Kindness Healthcare System LLC had secured a 10-year renewal without any opposition, while Doria’s venture appears to exist mainly on paper. The cash-only nature of her business raises serious concerns about tax evasion, especially since the company was registered in Delaware, known for its business-friendly and sometimes opaque registration processes. The involvement of Rick Gen adds further weight to concerns about the integrity of Doria's operations.
Questions about Doria's business activities remain, particularly given the potentially vulnerable elderly population her company claims to serve. The offering of legal services and power of attorney arrangements for seniors, combined with Doria's dubious background, is particularly alarming. Why does this business operate so far under the radar, and could it be exploiting the elderly?
Doria’s transformation from near bankruptcy in 2016 to boasting a nearly $17 million fortune is nothing short of remarkable, but it also raises suspicions. Her ascent, from selling beaded bracelets in college to amassing a multimillion-dollar fortune without any clear legitimate business ventures or investments, invites further scrutiny. The cash-only nature of her company raises red flags regarding potential tax evasion, particularly in light of its registration in Delaware. It seems plausible that Doria may have leveraged her daughter's royal connections to lend legitimacy to questionable business practices, weaving a tale of ambition, intrigue, and possible exploitation that suggests her rise to wealth may not be as straightforward as it seems.
