Meghan Markle has quietly shut down her online shop, which had been selling what she described as a “hand-picked” collection of fashion items.
The Duchess of Sussex, 44, closed her ShopMy page, where she offered everything from £20 T-shirts to £1,600 silk gowns she described as “perfect for chicken feeding.”
ShopMy, a platform aimed at “top creators,” allows users to earn affiliate income by recommending products.
The Duchess set up her page back in March as another business venture.
Meghan Markle's latest venture disappears as online clothing store wiped clean
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At the time, the banner on her profile read: “A handpicked and curated collection of the things I love - I hope you enjoy them!”
Now, however, the page has disappeared and her profile is blank. Among the items previously listed were button-down shirts, neutral-toned wardrobe staples and summer-ready accessories.
Luxury designers featured heavily on the list, with sandals from Saint Laurent and Emme Parsons, a gold and diamond pendant from Maya Brenner, and a Heidi Merrick dress all included.
At the same time, more affordable labels such as J.Crew, Madewell, Uniqlo and Gap made the cut. Meghan additionally highlighted homewares, beauty products and children’s items.
Meghan Markle has quietly removed her ShopMy page
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Fans were left puzzled by the sudden disappearance, which was first spotted by an eagle-eyed royal watcher.
No explanation has been given by Meghan or the Sussexes. GB News has contacted her representatives for comment.
Only last week, Meghan spoke publicly about her ShopMy page, telling Bloomberg it was “an interesting exploration” and that she loved giving people the chance to “emulate the style.”
The move comes after Meghan shared behind-the-scenes family photographs while promoting her Netflix series.
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The Duchess released rare pictures of Archie and Lilibet during filming for the second season of With Love, Meghan, which debuted last week.
In the new season, the former Suits actress reflected on her time in the UK and her marriage to “H.” The episodes also featured more celebrity guests and revisited her period as a working royal.
With Love, Meghan was renewed for a second run after its March premiere, despite mixed reviews.
The latest release came just weeks after Harry and Meghan announced a scaled-back arrangement with Netflix — a “multi-year, first-look deal for film and television projects” rather than the lucrative exclusive contract first reported in 2020.