Meghan Markle finds it difficult to find people to help lifestyle brand because of her 'demanding' nature: Report

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Meghan Markle to be called 'Princess Henry' if King Charles revokes her royal titleLevin said Meghan is "very upset" about what is happening with this American Orchard Rivera, and she is not happy about how the brand has been received."It is not moving forward. She has had a lot of trouble finding a CEO to run it for her and she is having a lot of trouble finding a chef.

Some of them have gone along to see how it is but they say she is so meticulous about everything," the royal commentator said."She's so demanding and they don't really want that. These are chefs who have good jobs, and they're not people who are learning," she added.Also read: Deleted: Royal Family removes Prince Harry's 2016 statement on Meghan Markle; here's whyLevin also told GBN America that the brand's a bit of a stalemate, however, Meghan has got 150 things on her link, and has applied for a global patent."Some of the things [she will be selling] are fabric gift wraps, cocktail napkins, meditation maps, pillows for household pets, a whole range of things from A to Z.

We'll have to see how she gets on. I think she's finding it much more difficult than she thought," she said.The royal commentator said she thinks Meghan thought she would sail in her brand, and everybody would think it was wonderful.

"Which I think she does a lot about herself. But actually, it's jolly hard work."Also read: ‘Nakedness’: Meghan Markle’s choice of clothes in Nigeria trip under scanner; First Lady says, ‘This is not Met Gala’In May, Meghan sent 50 jars of strawberry jam featuring a handwritten number from 1 to 50 to influencers and her famous friends, including Chrissy Teigen and Suits co-star Abigail Spencer."The jam was a bit of a laughing stock, she sent it off to