By Molly Claire Goddard
11:36am PDT, Oct 1, 2025
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Meghan Markle's illegible update confused social media users. After the Duchess of Sussex shared a post featuring cursive writing on the
Instagram page for her As Ever brand, many people expressed outrage that they couldn't read the message.
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Meghan Markle shared
a picture of a garden — presumably at her California home — with what appeared to be a handwritten message scrawled across the shot. "Let me tell you 'bout the birds and the bees and the flowers and the trees and the moon above," the white cursive text read. Meghan captioned the post by completing the lyrics to
Jewel Akens' 1965 song "The Birds and the Bees," writing, "…and a little thing called love."
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People were perplexed by Meghan Markle's post. "I don't even know what it says, it is so illegible!" one person wrote on X. "I can't even read her faux calligraphy. Communication clearly isn't her strong point," a second person chimed in. "This is so hard to read," complained a third. "She knows whoever's handwriting that is looks incredibly illegible for a brand font, right?" a fourth person pointed out.
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Meghan Markle's cryptic post is just the latest in a string of things the Duchess of Sussex has done in recent months to accidentally upset the public. According to
Ryan McCormick, a managing partner at Goldman McCormick PR, her pricey wardrobe is also an issue. "Wearing that kind of expensive jewelry communicates, 'I am in the upper class.' … That's one of the reasons why it could be challenging for some members of the
public to emotionally connect with her," he
explained.
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Meghan Markle also came under fire when
Prince Harry accused Buckingham Palace staffers of leaking stories about his reunion with
King Charles III. According to veteran royal
commentator Amanda Platell, the
Suits actress created a "narcissistic
playbook" for her and the Duke of Sussex to exhibit "permanently petulant" behavior toward the royal family.
