Meghan Markle, Earl Spencer ‘collaboration' on horizon as legal work in process

Meghan Markle, who reportedly had no plans to return to the Britain after her traumatic experience last time, understood to have made her comeback due to major opportunities in her husband’s home country.

There were rumours of an acting deal for Netflix hit show, The Gentleman, but that never formulated into anything. Moreover, there were expansion plans for As Ever speculated.

Although, it seems that she may just be looking for a big collaboration and that too with Prince Harry’s uncle, Charles Spencer.

According to a report by The Sun, the Earl, who recently published his explosive memoir on Princess Diana, is plotting to start a business after the family name, similar to As Ever does.

Sources have revealed that Diana’s brother has trademarked the name Spencer Farms to use for market good such as homemade jam.

“First Spencer imitated Prince Harry with attacks on the royal family, and now he is doing a Meghan — and appears to be planning to make jam.”

Intellectual Property Office filings show he also registered his name for public speaking, appearances and voice-over services.

Although, it is important to note that while registering a name means it can be used to sell the product or licensed to other producers to sell using the brand, it can also be used to prevent others from using the name without permission.

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The update also comes at the heels of claims that Earl Spencer had written his new book to make money and not just to tell Diana’s story as he claims.

Diana’s former butler, Paul Burrell, accused the Earl noting that the late princess once said that her family “only wants [her] when they want the best seats”.

There is no official confirmation whether Spencer really wants to start a business and if Meghan would be a part of it.