In a shocking revelation that threatens to unravel Meghan Markle’s carefully curated brand, MI6 has disclosed that her artisanal jam venture is nothing more than a sophisticated facade built on deception. Investigators have uncovered that the so-called “homemade” jams, initially marketed with a personal touch, are mass-produced overseas, undermining claims of authenticity that have captivated consumers and celebrities alike.

According to intelligence leaks, there is no actual jam factory operated by Markle in the U.S. Instead, the products are manufactured in bulk by a commercial entity in Europe, repackaged in the U.S., and sold at premium prices under the guise of small-batch craftsmanship. This stark contrast between reality and the narrative pushed by Markle’s PR team raises serious ethical concerns, with one MI6 analyst stating, “From a branding perspective, it’s clever, but from a transparency and trade perspective, it borders on commercial fraud.”

The investigation has further revealed that jars sent to influencers were assembled in a high-end facility in Los Angeles, specifically designed for visual appeal, while the ingredients used were not locally sourced as previously claimed. Compounding the controversy, links have emerged between Markle’s brand and a shell company in Luxembourg, raising suspicions of financial impropriety and potential tax evasion.

As backlash mounts, former supporters are expressing feelings of betrayal, demanding that the FTC investigate these deceptive marketing practices. With Meghan’s brand already facing scrutiny due to its exclusivity, these revelations could signify a turning point not just for her jam venture, but for her entire public persona. If validated by U.S. authorities, Markle could face severe legal repercussions, leading to a PR disaster that eclipses any royal scandal she has previously endured. The sweet surface of “As Ever” may be hiding a bitter truth, and the fallout is just beginning.