Meghan Markle and Prince Harry don’t collaborate professionally anymore, but as partners, they’ve remained supportive of each other’s business endeavors. However, a recent move on Meghan Markle’s part may have Harry changing his tune. The Duchess recently partnered with OneOff, an AI-powered fashion discovery platform, and Prince Harry is reportedly “uncomfortable” with her choice. Keep reading for more information.
Meghan Markle Partners With OneOff
OneOff, an app that lets users browse, identify, and shop for the exact outfits their favorite celebrities are wearing, is powered entirely by AI. Earlier this year, Markle joined the app alongside other celebs like Kate Hudson, Emma Roberts, and Suki Waterhouse. According to a press release from the brand announcing their partnership, Markle chose to join the platform because of it’s global reach, accessible information, and emphasis on designers getting proper credit for their work.
“She cares about fashion and was motivated to invest not only to expand her portfolio, but to help uplift the fashion designers she is a fan of,” the statement reads. It is understood that Markle gets a percentage from sales originating from her profile.
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Prince Harry Is Reportedly 'Uncomfortable' With Meghan's Choice
With the Invictus Games coming up in just about a year, it's likely Meghan will still be using the app, especially to show off her Invictus Games outfits. According to insiders, the fact that Meghan could be "cashing in" on her outfits at a charity event isn't sitting right with Prince Harry.
"Harry is always going to defend Meghan publicly but it's no secret this is making him deeply uncomfortable, the last thing he needs is even a whiff of impropriety at such a sensitive time," an insider source explained.
A cause that's been close to his heart since he founded the games back in 2014, it's not surprising that sources close to him are saying he would hate the "idea of the conversation becoming about Meghan's wardrobe or social media strategy."
