Meghan Markle has been forced into her latest “crisis pivot” as her new brand’s logo triggers a legal headache.

The Duchess of Sussex, 43, took to Instagram on Tuesday to reveal the new name for her upcoming lifestyle brand,

As Ever – which is set to launch, according to a new post on Wednesday, in “Spring 2025”.

Just hours after revealing the logo on her brand-new website, asever.com, Meghan was accused of copying a Majorca town’s coat of arms on the new logo for her brand.

Speaking about the legal probe, royal commentator Kinsey Schofield told GB News:

“The As Ever landing page is just an email collection web page, which is exactly what American Riviera Orchard has been for almost a year now, so she was clearly unable to get the trademark for American Riviera Orchard. This is a crisis pivot or a rebrand rescue that we are seeing in real-time as she’s got a Netflix show that premieres in two weeks.”

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This comes after it emerged Francisca Mora Veny, the mayor of Porreres, was reportedly considering legal action and has called for the removal of the logo.