Meghan Markle "cashing in" with outfits worn during her Invictus Games appearances could be a choice her husband Harry will find "difficult to defend", a source claims. The Duchess of Sussex, 44, has reportedly been promoting fashion she has donned during the games on OneOff, an AI fashion app in which she is said to be invested in. It's understood Meghan gets a percentage from sales.
Invictus is a project close to Prince Harry's heart, as a former serviceman himself, he founded the games alongside partners in 2014 as a multi-sport event for wounded, injured and sick military service personnel, both serving and veterans. The Duchess and Harry, 41, have often been pictured together at the games since the early days of their relationship and the next will be held in Birmingham in 2027.
A source told Heatworld, Prince Harry may find his wife entrepreneurial dabbling connected to the games "difficult to defend".
They said: "Harry is always going to defend Meghan publicly but it’s no secret this is making him deeply uncomfortable, the last thing he needs is even a whiff of impropriety at such a sensitive time."
They added Harry would hate the "idea of the conversation becoming about Meghan’s wardrobe or social media strategy".
Royal author Tom Sykes has previously described the move as "sickening."
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