Meghan Markle’s lifestyle brand *As Ever* has been under fire from critics, but now it’s taken a savage hit from an unexpected source—Link, a popular taste tester and influencer, who has just publicly ripped into the quality of Meghan’s product line. What started as a curious unboxing quickly escalated into a brutal takedown, revealing flaws and disappointments that Meghan’s PR team would rather keep under wraps.
Link’s review began with high expectations. After all, Meghan promised ethically sourced, gourmet-grade goods from her California orchard—things that would please even the most discerning palate. But from the first taste, Link’s reaction was unequivocal: “Diabolical in the worst way.”
From sour preserves to chalky nut butters, the products failed on multiple fronts. Link lambasted the overly sweet, artificial flavors and sometimes questionable textures that made some items “uneatable.” The packaging, touted as eco-friendly and elegant, was called out for being “deceptively cheap” and prone to leaks.
The influencer didn’t hold back on the brand’s marketing claims either, accusing *As Ever* of “hiding behind a shiny persona” while delivering subpar goods. Fans flocked to Link’s video, where comments flooded in agreeing that Meghan’s brand feels more like an expensive gimmick than a serious boutique line.
This harsh criticism adds to growing doubts among consumers and industry insiders about the sustainability and quality of *As Ever*. Many wonder if Meghan’s transition from royalty to entrepreneur will survive such glaring public setbacks.
Though Meghan has not yet responded, whispers from within her team suggest they are scrambling to revamp recipes and rethink marketing strategies in the wake of this damaging review. Experts say this could be the make-or-break moment for the brand, which has struggled to shake accusations of being a vanity project.
Link’s takedown serves as a cautionary tale—no matter the fame or royal title attached, consumers expect authentic quality and transparency. Meghan’s *As Ever* now faces an uphill battle to regain trust and prove it deserves a place in the competitive gourmet market.
Will Meghan take the criticism in stride and improve, or will *As Ever* become another royal misstep?
