An expert in graphology has analyzed Meghan Markle’s decision to use a “crown” logo, offering insights into its significance.
Influencer Amanda Hirsch, who had previously expressed doubts about Meghan’s authenticity in her Netflix series With Love, Meghan, received a personalized handwritten note from the Duchess of Sussex.
Amanda had shared a post in which she admitted feeling “scared” for Meghan, prompting the Duchess to send a reassuring message. The note read: Dear Amanda, I heard you were feeling scared. Don’t be. This is the fun part—let’s enjoy it. Meghan signed off with As ever, Meghan.
After this exchange, Oddspedia consulted leading graphologist Tracey Trussell, who suggested that Meghan’s use of the crown logo is a deliberate attempt to enhance her image.
Speaking to The Express, Trussell explained, Meghan is highly motivated to present herself in the best possible light. She’s putting herself on a pedestal, aiming to impress—but it’s more about style than substance. By incorporating the crown cypher, she elevates her image, reinforcing a sense of luxury and prestige around her brand.
Meghan’s choice to use the “crown” logo—despite stepping down from royal duties—sparked debate among royal fans, with many questioning its appropriateness.
One user commented, A crown, Meghan? Really? [cry-laughing emoji] You’re in California, Meghan Markle! Stay cool, Amanda. [red-heart emoji].
Another criticized the monogram, writing, Why does her monogram have a crown? She loves cashing in on the Royal Family while claiming to hate them. GROSS.
A third added, A crowned ‘M’ on her stationery? She lost that privilege when she stepped down… Disappointing, but not surprising.
Reflecting on Meghan’s royal exit in 2020, another person remarked, Using stationery with a crown after leaving the Royal Family is crazy work.
