The Duchess of Sussex has confused followers with her latest Instagram post on her As Ever brand page, with some claiming the message is impossible to read.
The post featured a photograph of a formal garden with neatly trimmed lavender hedges and a lawn, overlaid with curling white calligraphy and sun flare. The text read: "Let me tell you 'bout the birds and the bees and the flowers and the trees and the moon above." In the caption, she added the final line from the 1965 Jewel Akens song: "…and a little thing called love."
Many took to social media to complain about the font. One person wrote on X: "I can’t even read her fauxligraphy," while another called her penmanship "atrocious As Ever." A third user said: "How awful! It took me a few good reads and scrolling through the comments before I could work out what she was saying!" Another added: "Hieroglyphics would be easier to read."
Some questioned the purpose of the post, with one asking: "What is she selling and what is she promoting in this post?" Another said: "Does this have any point? This is her business account and any normal person would use it to promote their business and not put up random unrelated junk."
The post comes as Meghan was shortlisted for a prestigious award for her podcast, Confessions of a Female Founder, in the Business & Culture category at the 4th Annual Signal Awards. The show, streamed by Lemonada Media, is her second audio project after Archetypes.
In June, Meghan appeared on Emma Grede's Aspire podcast and said the show would not return soon as she focuses on her lifestyle brand As Ever.
