Meghan Markle apologizes, emit reimbursements to never never honey

Meghan Markle’s lifestyle company, as always, was forced to apologize for having been unable to place customers’ orders after its limited edition honey was sold.

After the Duchess of Sussex released its long -awaited product range – which also included jam, teas, pancake mixture, flower sequins and more – all items sold in less than an hour.

Some unlucky buyers bought wild flowers honey with honeycomb ($ 28) when it was already out of stock and has been informed that they would receive a refund.

“The excitement created a volume of traffic on the site that even we could not have anticipated (with everything that sells in an hour),” read an email from the company.

“Orders occurred so quickly that the site’s backend did not have the opportunity to follow. The limited edition honey that you bought was, unfortunately, already sold.

“We are working on the reconstruction of stocks and will make you happy an element of your choice to thank you for your understanding,” added the message.

The email also included a personal message from Markle itself.

“Dear friend, my God, what a whirlwind this week was!” Thank you very much for the support. It really means a lot for me, ”she wrote, according to screenshot shared online by unlucky consumers.

“I was really sorry to learn what happened with your order, and that due to the occurrence, we are unable to give you limited edition honey. Please know that the team worked very hard in each department, and we felt just as sad when we learned what had happened, “added the alum” suite “, 43,.

Markle then told buyers that they would receive his next article in the post -limited edition “as a gift of me”.

She concluded her message by teasing what will come from the brand.

“There is so much more goodness that happens soon,” she wrote before signing her first name in cursive.

The former actress struck several snags with her business since he announced the launch of AS never in February after having faced several brand problems with her former name, American Riviera Orchard.

This month, the owner of a New York family clothing brand named as never said, saying that he “explored all the possibilities” of the name Snafu. (The owner also admitted not to have the brand forever.)

In addition, Xisca Mora, a politician in Spain, would have said that she was planning to prosecute Markle for having plagiarized one of the country’s coat of arms for the logo like never before.

And in April, the fans noticed a short typing in a newsletter that shared the articles available on the Duchess website.