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Meghan Markle's Candle Promotion Sparks Palace Backlash Over Royal Mention

Meghan Markle's Candle Promotion Sparks Palace Backlash Over Royal Mention

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have faced criticism for creating candles inspired by their children and trademarking their names, raising questions about how they plan to use these titles publicly. The candles are part of Markle's As Ever brand and linked to the birthdates of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. Royal Titles and Public Usage The candles, priced at $64 each, are marketed with themes tied to Archie and Lilibet's birthdates without using their actual names on the products. A palace source criticized this move as an "outrageous use of their titles," noting that it was never intended for the Sussex family to profit from royal titles after they stepped down in 2020. Archie, age 6, and Lilibet, age 4, gained official HRH status when King Charles became king in September 2022. Their parents have also secured trademarks for their names, emails, social media handles, and domain names. Marketing Strategy The inclusion of Archie and Lilibet in social media content has been subtle, with Markle describing them as helpers in gardening or cooking scenes without showing their faces. This approach is presented as part of a Mother’s Day line celebrating family moments. An insider pointed out that while protecting children's identities is common among celebrities, how these trademarks are used commercially is crucial. Markle reportedly has Harry’s support in maintaining a tasteful promotional strategy. Financial Considerations The Sussexes reportedly face financial pressures, including a $3 million annual security bill. In contrast, Prince William received $30 million last year from the Duchy of Cornwall estate. The heir to the throne and his wife, Kate Middleton, openly involve their children in public appearances at events like Easter services and Trooping The Color.

Apr 21, 2026
Meet Jen Vrabel: The Woman Behind Patriots Coach Mike Vrabel

Meet Jen Vrabel: The Woman Behind Patriots Coach Mike Vrabel

Mike Vrabel, New England Patriots coach, has faced recent scrutiny due to photos showing him with NFL reporter Dianna Russini at a hotel. He insists their interaction was innocent. Background on Mike and Jen Vrabel Mike Vrabel married his college sweetheart, Jen, in 1999 after meeting at Ohio State University. She made the first move by getting his phone number through a professor. The couple has been together for over two decades. Jen graduated in 1998 with a degree in dental hygiene. She played volleyball at Ohio State from 1993 to 1996 and was a distinguished player. Meanwhile, Mike excelled in football during his time there. The Couple’s Life and Contributions The Vrabels donated $75,000 to Ohio State's Woody Hayes Athletic Center Renovation Project in 2016. They celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a trip to Italy in 2024. They have two sons: Tyler, born in June 2000, and Carter, born in November 2001. Both sons are involved in athletics; Tyler works with Boston College Football Program, while Carter played baseball at Wabash Valley College and Tennessee Tech. Recent Controversy and Response Photos of Mike Vrabel with Dianna Russini led to her resignation amid an investigation. Mike addressed the matter publicly during a press conference but called it personal and private. He expressed that decisions should not negatively impact the team or become distractions. Vrabel emphasized his commitment to the team and family moving forward. Read more on Page Six.

Apr 21, 2026
Former Housekeeper Sues Kylie Jenner Over Shocking Staff Allegations

Former Housekeeper Sues Kylie Jenner Over Shocking Staff Allegations

Kylie Jenner is facing a lawsuit from her former housekeeper, Angelica Vasquez, who alleges discrimination based on religion and national origin. The lawsuit claims these incidents occurred at Jenner's residences in California. Allegations of Mistreatment Vasquez began working for Jenner in September 2024 and was later moved to the Hidden Hills residence. She reported being treated with hostility and exclusion by head housekeeper Patsy and another staff member named Elsi. The lawsuit states that Vasquez, who is Salvadoran and Catholic, was given the most undesirable tasks, belittled publicly due to her race and religion, and experienced intimidation. Specific Incidents The documents allege that Patsy questioned Vasquez's presence, forced her to wait with security, and made her feel unwelcome. Additionally, Vasquez claims her accent was mocked, and she had to perform tasks meant for Patsy and Elsi. Legal Action Vasquez suffered from anxiety and symptoms similar to post-traumatic stress disorder, leading to her resignation in August 2025. She seeks damages for unpaid wages and emotional distress. While Jenner herself is not directly accused of discrimination, she is named in the lawsuit for allegedly failing to address these issues. TMZ was first to report this development. Sources have noted concerns about Vasquez's attendance and other workplace issues. Efforts to reach Jenner's representatives have been unsuccessful so far.

Apr 21, 2026