Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart takes dig at Meghan Markle’s new model

Martha Stewart shaded Meghan Markle and her enterprise into the life-style area.

“Meghan I don’t really know very well, and I hope she knows what she’s talking about,” Stewart, the unique way of life influencer, told Yahoo Lifestyle earlier this week.

“Authenticity, to me, is everything, and to be authentic and knowledgeable about your subject matter is extremely important.”

Interestingly, the TV star and bestselling writer, 83, had nothing however optimistic issues to say about actress-turned-health and wellness guru Gwyneth Paltrow, who based Goop.

“Gwyneth has been very successful; she created quite an interesting body of businesses,” Stewart gushed, including that Paltrow, 52, is “admired.”

“She won an Oscar, for heaven’s sake, as an actress! She’s pretty powerful,” she made certain to notice.

While Stewart claimed she doesn’t “mind” the thought of getting successors, she did want all of them “good luck.”

After Markle and her husband, Prince Harry, stepped down from their royal duties and moved to the United States in 2020, they threw themselves into varied tasks, each individually and as a pair.

In March, Markle — a former actress — launched the life-style, cooking and internet hosting model As Ever. Her equally themed sequence, “With Love, Meghan,” additionally premiered on Netflix.

Despite criticism of the “pointless,” “narcissistic” present — which Stewart has seemingly shaded prior to now — it was renewed for a second season.

Markle’s As Ever web site sells rosé, teas, honey, a cookie combine, a crêpe combine and an apricot fruit unfold, which was lately critiqued by jam knowledgeable Donna Collins.

“It’s a real disappointment that Meghan is selling a fruit spread, which is what you make when your jam fails,” the Jelly Queens proprietor opined final month.

“In the jam industry, a spread is what we call something that didn’t work. It can have the best ingredients, but if I had a jam that was too runny, I’d slap a label on it and call it a spread. There’s no excuse for this. It should be perfect.”

Collins went on to argue that whoever is “making [Markle’s] spread” doesn’t “know what they are doing.”