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And who is investing? So on Insta, Oprah posted, to her 19 million followers … Oprah Winfrey’s investing? No, just hawking. Oprah posted: “On the first day of Christmas my neighbour M sent to me ... a basket of deliciousness!” Meaning a basket of Clevr products, as illustrated by the accompanying video. M? Dame Judi Dench? No. Oprah added: “(Yes that M),” with a crown emoji. “My new drink of choice for the morning and night. Wish I had @clevrblends sooner cause I would’ve added it to my Favourite Things list.” M with a crown, who could that be … Meghan, Duchess of Sussex! ...

Based near the millionaires’ neighbourhood of Montecito – where the Duchess lives with the Duke of Sussex and their son, Archie – the startup received a welcome boost on Monday, when chat show legend Oprah Winfrey, a guest at the royal couple’s wedding in 2018, extolled the drink’s tastiness to her 19 million Instagram followers.   “On the first day of Christmas my neighbour ‘M’ sent to me… a basket of deliciousness,” she wrote beneath the video. “My new drink of choice for the morning and night. Wish I had Clevr Blends sooner cause [sic] I would’ve added it to my Fav...

Type keyword(s) to search Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Meghan Markle Invests in Oat Milk Lattes and Oprah Is a Fan The duchess sent a basket of instant oat milk lattes to Oprah who gave the drink the thumbs up. Max Mumby/IndigoGetty Images The Duchess of Sussex has long been a fan of celebrating good food and drink, from blogging about her culinary adventures as an actress in Suits to spearheading a bestselling community cookbook as a working royal. And now, Meghan is putting her money where h...

The simple joy of a wooden toy could be Christmas’s greatest find Wooden toys are the antidote to a multi-billion plastic toy global market that has flooded the world 10 December 2020, 7:39am by Laura Calleja In a world thrown into self-doubt by pandemic calls for ‘resets’ or the need to transition away from intense economic activity, even at Christmas, a rediscovery of simpler times beckons. Like wooden toys: the antidote, perhaps, to a multi-billion plastic toy global market that has flooded the world. But unlike the fads that drive the toy market, wooden toys have enjoyed a timeles...

The best of Christmas radio The audio highlights of the festive season.    As someone with a superhuman appetite for Christmas cheer, the first day of December marks the date when I switch over to Classic FM – when the station starts blasting wall-to-wall carols and doesn’t stop until January. Over on BBC Radio 4, the annual Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols from King’s College, Cambridge (24 December, 3pm) takes on new significance in a year where traditional local singalongs can’t happen, and will be performed to an empty chapel for the first time. Fortunately, this year’...