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Furious Majorcan mayor blasts Meghan Markle for ‘plagiarising’ town’s coat of arms with her new logo for lifestyle brand
THE Duchess of Sussex has been accused of copying a Majorcan town’s coat of arms for the logo of her new lifestyle brand.
Francisca Mora Veny, mayor of Porreres, is considering legal action and has called for its removal.
The Duchess of Sussex, 43, revealed her new “As ever” project and logo — with palm tree and two birds — in a cringing online post yesterday.
Ms Mora was stunned by similarities to the Porreres badge, said to date from 1370. She warned: “We don’t want it perverted.”
Meghan gushed about her lifestyle project “As ever” which had been hastily rebranded after a trademark row.
But its new logo — featuring a palm tree and two birds — infuriated the Majorcan mayor who said it was a blatant copy of her town’s coat of arms, believed to be 655 years old.
Ms Mora told The Sun: “We don’t want our coat of arms to be perverted because it belongs exclusively to Porreres.
“The only difference with their logo and our coat of arms is that theirs shows two hummingbirds and in ours are either swallows or pigeons — historians cannot agree.
“We will ask Meghan to remove the logo from their website.”
She admits they may not be able to afford a legal battle — but she invited Meghan to her small Balearic town.
She will then “show her all the places where the coat of arms is engraved so she can see it is something that’s been in our town for thousands of years”.
US sources say the tree represents Santa Barbara, California, near Meghan’s home in Montecito.
Prince Harry claimed he saw a hummingbird after the death of Queen Elizabeth.
Meghan had planned to call her brand American Riviera Orchard, but was told locations cannot be trademarked.
Undeterred, she posted a 70-second Instagram video yesterday, apparently filmed by Harry who is heard saying: “It’s recording.”
She said the original name would have limited what she could sell.
Meghan went on: “This new chapter is an extension of what has always been my love language, beautifully weaving together everything I cherish — food, gardening, entertaining, thoughtful living, and finding joy in the everyday.”
It is the latest in a string of rebrands and business failures for the former actress.
PR expert Mark Borkowski said: “This is organised chaos.”
A spokesman for Meghan was approached for comment.
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Stacey Solomon shares 3p way to clean your windows which doesn’t leave any smears & you may already have it at home
STACEY Solomon’s Sort Your Life Out is back – and the DIY queen has been imparting her pearls of wisdom for her families.
On tonight’s show, the TV star helped Ben and Lynda, and their five-year-old daughter Charlotte, tackle their home that was overrun with items.
After laying out the contents of their three-bedroom home in a huge warehouse, Stacey found the Leed-based couple had 53 tool boxes and 619 pieces of wood, and Lynda had a staggering 239 scarves.
While the family were tasked with cutting down on their items, Stacey and her team of professionals cleaned and organised their home.
Cleaning expert Iwan Carrington was on hand to give a very handy hack if you want to leave your windows gleaming – coffee filters.
He explained: “These coffee filters are brilliant for cleaning windows because they’re really strong and they’re lint-free as well, so they don’t give any smears.
“If you’re a coffee drinker and you have a big sack of these in your kitchen, one goes a long way.”
Thankfully the hack doesn’t need to break the bank.
Tesco is currently selling a pack of 40 coffee filters for £1.30, which works out at 3p per one.
Filter fun
According to First For Women, coffee filters are better than paper towels because, as they’re lint-free, there will be no residue left on your windows.
You also won’t run the risk of having them fall apart on you since they’re made to withstand heavy water contact.
Just spray your glass surface with your choice of cleaner and wipe it with the coffee filter.
If you want to clean a bigger surface, purchase extra-large filters – and for really caked-on dirt, you might want to stack several at the same time.
For more caffeine-related ways to clean your windows, a cleaning fan shared a clever trick to clean windows.
You can use tea to clean really muddy windows, as the mild acidity of the tea is able to cut through nasty build-up of grease and grime leaving windows picture perfect.
The genius hack not only saves you money on pricey cleaning sprays but also there is no need for fancy clothes or sponges.
Stacey’s transformation
As well as cleaning their property, Stacey helped the couple – who were going through a tough time with Lynda’s cancer diagnosis – find a way to treasure their precious photo memories.
She added two big photo frames onto their lounge wall, which could swing open to reveal a makeshift projector cinema for them to watch their home videos together.
Stacey also made a DIY lampshade for Charlotte’s bedroom and helped to organise Ben’s garage to have organised boxes.
The family were thrilled with the finished result.
Lynda said: “I love it, it’s brilliant. It feels like someone else’s lounge.”
Ben added: “It feels like a show home.”
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Former manager of rock band INXS wins bitter court fight to halt a major cash payout to ex-SAS husband
A FORMER manager of rockers INXS has won a bitter court fight to halt a £1.2million payout to her ex-SAS husband.
Maria-Christina Copinger-Symes, 54, agreed to pay the sum after her marriage collapsed in 2022.
But the settlement was quashed by a court yesterday after it emerged her super-rich family had secretly gifted him £27.6million.
And now the businesswoman is demanding half of Major James Copinger-Symes’ new-found fortune.
The couple married in 1998 and lived with their four children in a £3million home in Chelsea, West London.
When they split in 2022, Ms Copinger-Symes — the European manager for Never Tear Us Apart hitmakers INXS — agreed to pay £1.2million.
But she failed to cough up and was ordered to return to court in 2023.
It then emerged her estranged parents, shipping magnates Bobby and Felicite Perez De La Sala, had sided with her husband, 57.
Judge Edward Hess told the Central Family Court: “This is very much an exception to the normal rule that blood is thicker than water.”
But the judge backed Ms Copinger-Symes, saying her ex knew he was getting the money before signing the settlement as he was looking at luxury homes to buy.
The case will return to court later this year when he is pursued by his ex for £14million.
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