Meghan Markle's relatives continue to enjoy her fame

Meghan Markle's family appeared in the spotlight just before her marriage to Prince Harry. Their dysfunction was in evidence, and in the days and weeks leading up to Markle's lavish wedding ceremony, the lid was washed away by what was obviously years of resentment. This did not prevent the Duchess's family from profiting from her fame when she can. Markle's nephew apparently makes the most of the situation with varieties of marijuana bearing the name of the Duchess and now her royal baby.

Meghan Markle's nephew offers a strain of marijuana called
after Archie baby

Markle's nephew, 27, takes advantage of his famous name. Tyler Dooley, who is the son of Meghan's half-brother, thinks he is an entrepreneur. He started a cannabis farm in Oregon when marijuana was legalized.

When Markle and Prince Harry announced their engagement, Dooley
took advantage of the media frenzy by naming a strain of his "Markle Sparkle" product.
It would have been sold quickly. Dooley now puts on the market a second
named after the Royal Markle family. The last Dooley offer is
called "Archie Sparkle."

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Six notes that although marijuana is legal in several states, it remains
illegal in the United Kingdom. Dooley has not met his cousin yet, baby
Archieand if so, he will not meet him any time soon.
This does not prevent him from naming one of his products, anyway.

Who is Tyler Dooley?

Dooley is Markle's nephew. The 27-year-old entrepreneur has a large marijuana grow business in Oregon. according to Fox NewsDooley plans to move his 1,000-acre farm to more than 2,000 acres next year. He also claims to have forecast revenues of about $ 200 million.

While Dooley insists that his farm is doing well, there is a
plethora of Oregon cannabis growers who have been forced to retreat in recent
years. In fact, the oversaturated market has led to tons of cannabis plants
destroyed because there simply was not enough demand,
according to the
Daily Beast.

Dooley alleges that his farm is doing well, partly because of
the name of his family. The recognition of the name of Markle would have led to a race to the rank
peasant, and he anticipates his new offer, named after the king
baby, will do as well, if not better than his previous product that cashed
Markle's famous wedding at Prince
Harry.

Is Meghan Markle still separated from her family?

Anyone who has followed the royal news in recent years knows that Markle is essentially foreign to the paternal side of his family. Markle's father, Thomas Markle, was put on a negative light when it was revealed that he had paid photographers to take snapshots of him in the perspective of the royal wedding.

The half-siblings of Markle expressed their disgust for the Duchess. Samantha Grant, Markle's half-sister from her father's first marriage, admitted that she had not seen the Duchess since 2008. She insisted, however, that she was going to write a book that would tell her story. His half-brother Thomas Markle Jr. also expressed dissatisfaction with the Duchess. He alleges that his disgust began when his family was excluded from the royal wedding.