Meghan Markle just launched a shop – And yep, the prices are as outrageous as you’d expect

Meghan Markle has officially entered her influencer era, and honestly? She’s here to make some serious cash. The Duchess of Sussex just launched her online shop, and the prices are wild. We’re talking a £1,068 gown, £600 designer sandals, and £200 earrings—all handpicked by Meghan herself. Because why wouldn’t she try and sell you a £128 plain white shirt?

via ShopMy

According to business expert Maddy Alexander-Grout, Meghan is set to make a killing through commission-based sales. A disclaimer on her ShopMy storefront confirms that “some products may contain commissionable links,” which is influencer talk for: Every time someone buys something, Meghan gets a cut.

“She could potentially earn millions from this and is probably earning a commission on every sale she makes,” Alexander-Grout told MailOnline. “If she gets, say, 15% off a £128 shirt, that’s £19.20 per sale. Now, imagine she sells thousands of those…” You do the maths.

So, what is she actually selling?

Neutral tones, minimalist chic, and luxury price tags that most of us definitely aren’t spending on basics. Here are some of the standout items:

A £128 white linen shirt (because Meghan loves a linen moment)

The Heidi Merrick ‘Windsor’ gown for a jaw-dropping £1,072 (eye-watering price, fitting name)

A £400 Maya Brenner necklace called ‘The Happiness Retreat’ (happiness sold separately)

Saint Laurent sandals (£600) and a crossbody bag (£715) (because you’ll need both to complete the look)

How is everyone feeling about it?

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Surprise, surprise—Meghan’s new online venture is dividing opinions. While some are living for the “Meghan look,” others aren’t so impressed.

“Looking like Meghan and being like Meghan—she’s going to make a killing off people,” Alexander-Grout added.

But the internet’s not all positive. Some are accusing her of “monetising the monarchy,” while others are calling her a “Duchess-turned-affiliate-marketer.” One comment even claimed it was “second-hand embarrassment in real time.” Yikes.

Meghan’s already teasing more to come, hinting that her lifestyle brand, As Ever (formerly American Riviera Orchard), is on the horizon. And with her Netflix show renewed for a second season, plus her book deals and other ventures, one thing’s clear: Meghan’s cashing in on everything.

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