**Headline: Dior Cuts Ties with Meghan Markle Over Wedding Makeup Debacle: ‘Take Our Products Off Your Site!’**

In a stunning turn of events, luxury giant Dior has demanded that Meghan Markle remove links to their products from her newly launched “Wedding Edit” section on her Shop My site, leaving fans buzzing and the internet ablaze. Just two days after unveiling this bridal beauty collection, which curiously resembled a Dior catalog sprinkled with a few Tatcha and MAC items, Markle’s entrepreneurial aspirations have come crashing down.

The Wedding Edit, intended as a chic recommendation list for brides-to-be, showcased ten products, including a $25 MAC lip pencil and a $72 Tatcha cream, effectively branding it as a “Get Meghan’s Royal Glow Starter Kit.” However, the excitement was short-lived as Dior allegedly knocked on Markle’s digital door, insisting, “Uh no thanks. Take our products off your site, please.” The swift response from the brand signals their refusal to be associated with what they deemed a cash grab off a royal event that cost Meghan’s family nothing.

This latest debacle adds to Markle’s growing list of controversies, as she attempts to navigate the murky waters of affiliate marketing. Critics are quick to point out that her past fashion choices and public appearances have often been met with ridicule, leaving many to wonder if her brand can survive the constant scrutiny. As the buzz around her wedding beauty products fades faster than a bad memory, it seems Dior has no interest in being part of Markle’s next chapter.

With whispers of cease-and-desist letters possibly circulating, it’s clear that Dior is protecting its high-end image with the same fervor it reserves for its runway shows. For Markle, this setback might be another reminder that the world of luxury branding is not as forgiving as it seems. As she grapples with the fallout, one thing remains certain: the road ahead for Meghan Markle is anything but smooth.