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Meghan Markle is facing fresh criticism over a $100 charity sweatshirt, with critics questioning how much money will actually reach the families the campaign aims to support. The Duchess of Sussex promoted the cream-colored sweatshirt on Instagram on October 11, featuring the words “It’s the Little Things.” She said the initiative was connected to International Day of the Girl and highlighted a partnership involving Archewell Philanthropies and Moms Offering More. The campaign is intended to support organizations helping mothers, caregivers, and families. However, some social media users questioned the financial details, pointing out that “proceeds” does not necessarily mean the full $100 purchase price goes to charity after manufacturing, shipping, and other expenses. One critic accused the campaign of lacking transparency and questioned whether it was primarily designed to promote Meghan’s brand. However, these accusations remain unsubstantiated, and there is no evidence in the report that Meghan or Archewell personally profited from the initiative. Despite the backlash, the limited-edition sweatshirt reportedly sold out within hours, leading organizers to accept additional orders. The campaign also carries a personal meaning for Moms Offering More founder Kasondra Herrendorf Cohen. The phrase “It’s the Little Things” was inspired by words her late father shared shortly before his death in 2014. Meghan has also announced a separate partnership with Malala Yousafzai, directing 100% of net proceeds from selected As Ever jams and teas to the Malala Fund. The controversy raises an important question: charitable campaigns need public trust, and clear financial information can help people understand where their money goes. Do you think charity merchandise should clearly explain exactly how much money reaches the organizations it supports? \#MeghanMarkle #RoyalNews #Charity #CelebrityNews #archewell

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