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PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly in a legal dispute with a Filipino small business owner over his Archewell deodorant name, for which he says he is willing to “fight to the death,” reports The Sun.
The royal family, who established their foundation after moving to Los Angeles from Britain last year, named after their young son Archie, is disputing the use of the term ‘Archewell Harvatera’ with a man named Victor Martin Soriano.
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Cobblestone Lane LLC, which represents Harry and Meghan and is based in Beverly Hills, is taking legal action over the name of its natural deodorant brand, first reported by the World Trademark Review.
Soriano applied in July 2020 in the Philippines, months after the royals launched their foundation in April, and has since shared the theme song and official choreography for his company online.
The Sun contacted Archewell for comment, but received no response.
Victor Soriano told The Sun exclusively: “If the Queen asks me to retire, I will do so immediately, no questions asked. But to Meghan, we call her the Wicked Witch of the West.”
“We are very nice people here. This affects me, but I am willing to fight to the death on principle.
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“I’m waiting for your legal answer. There will be a showdown. God, I already feel like Roxi Hart [on trial] In Chicago.
“The base is fine, but this is how he treats other people.
“I think I should win because I’m a little guy from a poor little country about to be swallowed by a greedy monster. I must succeed in this fight.”
Soriano says that to date she is the only person in the world who has requested cosmetics and fragrances for Archewell, which Meghan and Harry had not planned to do.
“Yes [Meghan] I wanted the name, I should have said it before, “he also told the WTR in an interview.
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“Are you bitter? Have you changed your mind or your heart? Then you should make your own presentation, not persecute me, as I am 100% legal and within my rights.”
He says 39-year-old Meghan “must get a lesson” and has shared evidence of the dispute in a series of angry tweets, saying the couple “won’t talk to me.”
“You can bet I can fight them when it comes to legality, which I will,” he said.
“Fresh off her legal victories, I hope Meghan faces me head-on.”
When asked how he would respond if the royalty wins, he added, “It would probably appeal, we’ll see. It’s up to them and the aura of it all.”
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Cobblestone Lane LLC reportedly requested “additional time” and has until March 25 to present its argument of full opposition.
The Sun revealed in June last year that the couple’s trademark application for their nonprofit had hit a roadblock because they didn’t sign the papers, it was “too vague,” and they didn’t pay all the fees. required.
The ambitious couple submitted their original plans to the United States Patent and Trademark Office on March 3, but a subsequent filing showed they had modified the application.
Meanwhile, Meghan and Harry removed the photo of Princess Diana from their Archewell website as part of their makeover.
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The page is now printed with the words “Compassion in Action.”
A new introduction reads: “Welcome to Archewell. Through our nonprofit work, as well as creative activations, we drive systemic cultural change in all communities, one act of compassion at a time. “
The couple’s Archewell logo was also modified to include the words ‘Service’. Compassion. Action. Community.’
The move comes after His Majesty said they could not carry on with “responsibilities and duties that come with a life of public service.”
The couple then responded by saying, “We can all live a life of service. Service is universal.”
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Buckingham Palace is gearing up for the couple’s ‘explosive’ reunion with the queen of the Oprah chat show this weekend, after claiming that Meghan “intimidated” staff members, leaving them “shaking with fear.”
According to a report published in The Times on Friday, royal attendees approached the newspaper to give their side of a story that they worried might be covered up during the couple’s interview.
They claim that Meghan was the subject of a bullying complaint in October 2018 by Jason Knauf, the couple’s communications secretary at the time and one of Meghan’s most important aides.
The complaint reportedly said that the Duchess had already expelled two personal assistants from the home constantly complaining about their work and was undermining the trust of a third member of staff.
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A spokesman for the Sussexes told the newspaper that Meghan was the victim of a “smear campaign.”
The Duchess was “saddened by this latest attack on her character, particularly as someone who has been bullied and is deeply committed to supporting those who have experienced pain and trauma,” the spokesperson added.
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