Meghan angers the British with a new plan!

Meghan Markle wants to protect a word used in the English language since the 1540s.

Apr 6, 2022 - 17:31
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Meghan angers the British with a new plan!

Whenever the public thinks Meghan Markle, 40, can’t surprise them, she does it again, and her new move has angered the British.

Namely, the former actress wants to protect the historical word 'archetypes' because she plans to call a series of podcasts that she is preparing for the streaming service Spotify, the sources revealed. Meghan applied to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office last month to use the word, and many find it hilarious because the term originated in ancient Greek and began to be used in English in the 1540s.

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Markle filed the application through Archewell Audio, one of 11 companies owned by her and her husband, Prince Harry and based in the Delaware tax haven. Given the move, the couple would own the trademark, not Spotify which, as it was written in 2020, paid them £ 18 million for the collaboration, but they have not yet met the terms of the contract.

It was recently announced that Meghan’s podcast will debut this summer and will talk to historians, experts and special guests in the series to uncover the origins of stereotypes and how bias manifests itself in popular culture. The former actress became a hit on Twitter and among the British media after her move with the word archetypes.

'Let’s prevent her from possessing a word that has existed in English since 1545’, ‘Me while I wait for a storm on Twitter from a team that will try to convince people that Meghan invented the word 500 years ago’, ‘What a move from a woman creating her own truth (lies) from other people's experience ',' What about our world when you can protect yourself? ',' Can the word boring protect you? I don't think anyone would have a problem with that ', are some of the posts on Twitter.

By the way, Meghan could have a problem with that also because some companies like those with facial care products use a controversial word. Recall, more than two years after the withdrawal of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from the positions of senior members of the British royal family, and the decision to move to America, passions began to subside. The planet is still interested in what they do, how they dress, and what Harry and Megan went through, but today they live a somewhat calmer life than before and the tabloids do not get as much piquancy as at the beginning of this scandal.