Meghan Markle has been spotted in a Los Angeles park taking part in a photoshoot, spurring rumours of a new collaboration.
The Duchess of Sussex, 42, was caught on TikTok taking part in what fans are now speculating was a shoot for a new ad.
The clip appears to show the royal – who has invested in and worked with various brands over the years –
having the sleeve of her tracksuit adjusted by a stylist in Beverly Hills, near popular celebrity-loved coffee spot, Alfred’s.
Eagle-eyed fans have suggested that the ensemble could be a tracksuit from the German sportswear brand Adidas’ collaboration with Beyoncé’s Ivy Park label.
The clip may be hinting at a return of Beyoncé’s partnership with Adidas – Ivy Park – after the 41-year-old superstar
and the sportswear corporation made the mutual decision to end the partnership last year.
Meghan would make the ideal partner for the brand, given her longstanding friendship with the Single Ladies singer, with the Duchess even enjoying a fun night out at Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour in California in 2023, despite Prince Harry appearing glum and disinterested.
Femail has contacted Meghan, Ivy Park, and Adidas for comment.
The clip was shared by a stunned user who said they stumbled across Meghan while out on a walk in the area.
‘POV: You casually see Meghan Markle on your Beverly Hills city trail morning walk,’ read a title written across the clip, while the caption added: ‘Spotted near Alfred’s in Beverly Hills…’
As well as speculating that Meghan was shooting for an ad campaign, other TikTok users suggested that she may have been filming for her upcoming Netflix series, a lifestyle-focused project that will see her ‘celebrating the joys of cooking, gardening, entertaining, and friendship’.
In the TikTok video, Meghan appeared in high spirits as she chatted and laughed with the stylist and crew preparing her for the shoot.
The Duchess styled her glossy brunette tresses in her trademark waves as she prepared for the photoshoot. She matched the tracksuit with a pair of casual trainers.
Beyoncé and Adidas began their collaboration in 2018, at which point Adidas took over producing Ivy Park clothing, while Beyoncé also worked on footwear and clothing for the iconic brand.
The news of the business divorce came after the Wall Street Journal reported in February that Ivy Park only did about $40 million worth of business, compared to original expectations of $250 million in sales.
According to THR’s source, Beyoncé and Adidas had battled over creative differences, leading to the expiration of the deal.
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Source: CNN
