Meghan Markle's Candles Honoring Her Children Creep Some People Out
Summary
Meghan Markle is selling a new Mother's Day collection on her As Ever online shop that includes candles inspired by her children’s birth dates. Some people criticized the idea, saying it feels wrong to use her children to promote products, while others see it as a meaningful tribute.Key Facts
- Meghan Markle introduced two candles named “Candle No. 506” and “Candle No. 604” referencing Prince Archie’s and Princess Lilibet’s birthdays.
- The candles went on sale on April 22, ahead of Mother’s Day on May 10.
- The candles’ scents include ingredients like ginger, neroli, amber, and water lily.
- Critics say using her children to sell products feels narcissistic and “merching off” them.
- Meghan and Prince Harry do not show their children’s faces online to protect their privacy.
- The Mother’s Day collection also includes a $58 box of chocolates with ten pieces.
- Some experts think the chocolate pricing and product design do not connect well with customers.
- Supporters argue the candles do not use the children’s real names, making the tribute less direct.
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