Meghan Markle received a serious warning two days before the launch of a special product.
For the unversed, the Duchess of Sussex is expanding her lifestyle brand As Ever by introducing her wine collection.
On June 21, Meghan revealed that she is set to debut As Ever Napa Valley Rose on July 1st on Instagram.
However, a PR expert raised concerns about the stock of the upcoming product as her previous items sold out within a few minutes two times in a row, sparking questions about the Duchess' brand's credibility.
In a conversation with Express,Eric Schiffer said, "If Meghan's Napa rosé vanishes at 11 a.m., retailers will dub her the Duchess of Fake Stock."
He added, "That means if July's rosé is 404 at checkout, so is her brand’s credibility."
He believes that Meghan Markle's As Ever might be seen as a 'scam' due to their fast sell-out strategy.
"Another four-hour sell-out and shoppers will scream scam and toss the potential of buying a bottle in the dumpster fire," Eric shared.
The expert slammed, "If the cork pops faster than fans click, her brand looks like the royal Ponzi of pantry products."