An unidentified royal admirer took over Meghan Markle’s lifestyle business website and wrote a message for Kate Middleton. The “uk” at the end of American Riviera Orchard’s UK domain directs users to a foodbank charity. On the landing page, the wording says, “Forgiveness.” Authorization. Donate to the Trussell Trust, please. Clicking on the contribute option takes users to a fundraiser on the page.
The Just Giving page for the fundraising, spearheaded by the Trussel Trust, seems to be authentic. The trust is “working to end the need for food banks in the UK,” according to its description on the platform. While the identity of the hijacker remains unknown, the anonymous user made it clear in the fundraiser’s article that Meghan was not the one behind it, expressing hope that the Duchess “wouldn’t mind.”
“Considered with Catherine.” This occurs only a few weeks after Kate Middleton revealed in a video that she had cancer and that she was receiving the required treatments. It seems that Kate’s supporters were happy with her decision because the fundraising has raised $550 of the $1,245 goal. 42 people have given to the cause as of this writing.
