Meghan Markle’s As Ever Brand Meets Beachside Bliss in a Breezy Weekend Moment

Published 06/07/2025, 3:33 PM EDT

Meghan Markle’s As Ever launched with a splash, selling out its debut in just 45 minutes—way beyond what anyone expected. But instead of rushing to restock, Meghan Markle chose to press pause, focusing on building a solid foundation to keep her brand strong for the long haul. In conversations with Tina Knowles, she revealed how scaling up even simple products demands time, care, and lots of testing. Now, after months of preparation, something new is stirring—just like a fresh breeze on the horizon.

Quiet momentum is building, signaling a fresh chapter ahead. A recent sunlit glimpse—wind in her hair, ease in her stride—subtly hinted at the brand’s next wave. The tone was clear, calm, confident, and quietly set the stage for what is coming.

Meghan Markle channels calm confidence while As Ever quietly moves forward

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Meghan Markle is back in motion—literally. In a breezy new Instagram post from her As Ever brand, she is seen running through ankle-deep water in a white sundress, smiling as she tucks her wind-blown hair. With stacked gold bangles and a delicate gold necklace catching the light, the shot captures a moment of ease and intention. The caption? “So excited for all the good to come!” It is a quiet but striking sign that As Ever is stirring again.  

Just four days before this glowing post, Meghan Markle opened up on The Tig about the challenges behind the brand’s delays. In a chat with Tina Knowles, she shared how products often need to be tested and completely redone from scratch. Meghan Markle’s nods and knowing laughs made it clear she has been in the thick of it. The beachside photo now feels like her way of saying the wait was worth it—and something fresh is finally on its way. Markle's peaceful beachside post captured a moment of calm and hope, but her path has also involved unexpected hurdles.

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Behind the scenes, challenges have tested the family’s resilience—especially in matters closer to home and identity. While As Ever shows signs of a fresh start, there have been struggles that reveal a more complex story.

Meghan Markle faces royal delays as As Ever returns to the spotlight

Meghan Markle’s barefoot run through the waves in a flowing white dress and gold accessories looked like pure bliss—but the timing carried deeper meaning. Just days earlier, The Guardian reported that Meghan and Prince Harry feared King Charles was using his power to block British passports for their children. After submitting applications listing Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet’s surname as Sussex, the couple reportedly faced five months of delays filled with vague excuses and mounting concern behind the scenes.  

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An insider close to the couple revealed that there was “clear reluctance to issue passports for the kids.” The same source claimed King Charles did not want his grandchildren to carry official British passports—especially with HRH-linked titles attached. Only after the Sussexes’ legal team sent a strict letter threatening a data subject access request were the documents finally processed. Meghan Markle’s joyful As Ever post, shared just four days later, felt like her quiet signal of moving forward—on her terms.  

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What new surprises do you think Meghan Markle has in store for As Ever next? Let us know in the comments.

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Akshaya Deeksha

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Akshaya Deeksha is an Entertainment Writer at NetflixJunkie. With her passion to explore the evolving world of entertainment and her journalistic sense, she specializes in cinematic storytelling and Hollywood developments. Her expertise in lifestyle writing allows her to connect with readers through relatable content.

Edited By: Hriddhi Maitra

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