Her decision, then, to announce the launch of her latest pet project — dog treats — hours before Kate’s brave return to public duty was, at best, ill-timed.

At worst, pretty callous.

Was it deliberate? A heady bid to push her new product line and cynically upstage her sister-in-law?

Or, simply, a well-meaning gift to a few close friends, one of whom so happened to go on Instagram and plug the stuff?

Only Meghan and her harem of PR advisers know.

But what is certain is that the move seemingly reinforces the actress’s unfortunate reputation of that of a grifter.

(Uncannily, it comes exactly a year to the day that the boss of her former employer at Spotify labelled the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as “grifters” following their doomed £15million podcast deal.)

Einstein’s definition of madness is doing the same thing time and time again and expecting a different result.

Time and time again, then, Meghan rubs people up the wrong way — for example, dog biscuit-gate — and whines that people hate her and have an agenda.

They don’t.

In this instance, they just wanted poor Kate, undergoing brutal chemotherapy sessions, to get her moment in lights at Trooping The Colour when she’s doing so much to inspire the nation and those similarly afflicted with cancer. Was that too much to ask?

To recap, this is all part of the breathless PR campaign behind Meghan’s latest money-making venture, American Riviera Orchard.

The fledgling lifestyle brand, which she’s been quietly working on behind the scenes for the past year, is currently undergoing a “soft launch”.

That’s to say, she — or, rather, her well-paid publicity team — are sending gift packages to her close friends, conveniently those with a heavy social media presence, to plug her products.

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Source: Los Angeles Times