Gwyneth Paltrow has thwarted Meghan Markle's plans to revive her lifestyle blog, The Tig. Paltrow, who is a business partner of Markle's, has revealed that Markle never actually owned the website's domain name. This means that Markle would not be able to simply pick up where she left off, and would instead have to start from scratch.
This is a major setback for Markle, who had been hoping to revive The Tig as a way to re-establish herself as a lifestyle guru. The blog was popular when it was first launched, but it was shut down in 2017 after Markle became engaged to Prince Harry.
Paltrow's revelation has led to speculation that Markle may have been trying to use The Tig to profit from her royal connections. However, Markle's representatives have denied these claims, saying that she simply wanted to share her thoughts and experiences with her fans.
It remains to be seen what Markle will do next. She could try to negotiate with Paltrow to buy the domain name, or she could start a new blog altogether. However, it is clear that this setback has made it more difficult for Markle to revive her career as a lifestyle guru.
Here are some additional details about the situation:
Paltrow revealed that Markle never owned the domain name for The Tig in an interview with The Washington Post.
Markle's representatives have not commented on Paltrow's revelation.
Speculation has arisen that Markle may have been trying to use The Tig to profit from her royal connections.
Markle's representatives have denied these claims.
It remains to be seen what Markle will do next.