In an enchanting display of joy and camaraderie, Meghan Markle was recently spotted dancing the night away at an exclusive party in California.
The event marked the launch of a new hair care line, Highbrow Hippie, in which the Duchess of Sussex has proudly taken on the role of investor.
Attendees were treated to an evening filled with laughter, music, and the promise of innovative beauty products.
The buzz surrounding Meghan’s latest business endeavor coincided with her appearance at this intimate gathering, where she radiated happiness.
The hair care line was co-created by her close friend, renowned Hollywood hair colorist Cuddy Lee.
Their friendship was evident as they celebrated the launch together, showcasing the support that comes from strong female alliances in the industry.
Social media was abuzz with snapshots and videos from the event, revealing Meghan mingling with guests and posing alongside notable figures like celebrity hairstylist Serge Normand—who famously styled her hair for her 2018 wedding.
The images captured the essence of the evening, highlighting the Duchess’s chic black strapless top and tailored trousers as she clapped enthusiastically for Cuddy and her business partner, Micah Harris.
As the night progressed, Meghan was seen fully immersed in the festivities, even joining in on the dancing as a choir serenaded the crowd.
Notably absent from the event was Prince Harry, which added a layer of intrigue to Meghan’s solo appearance.
Fans are left wondering how the couple balances their public and private lives amidst their various commitments.
In a recent interview with InStyle magazine, Meghan expressed her admiration for Cuddy and her work.
She emphasized her pride in investing in Highbrow Hippie, stating, “Cuddy has a mastery of hair health, and her collection is a perfect reflection of that.” This venture marks yet another step in Meghan’s journey as a savvy businesswoman, committed to supporting female founders.
But Meghan’s entrepreneurial spirit doesn’t stop there.
She has also invested in Sesta Collective, a female-led handbag company that caught her eye during her online shopping escapades.
The brand specializes in handwoven bags crafted by a group of women in Rwanda, which are then finished in Italy.
However, potential buyers should be prepared to spend, as prices for these stylish accessories range from approximately £450 to £684.
This latest investment adds to Meghan’s growing portfolio, which reportedly includes between five to ten companies.
Her first public investment came in December 2020 when she supported ethical wellness brand Cleverblends, known for its unique latte powders.
This move followed her and Prince Harry’s departure from royal duties in January of that year, as they sought financial independence.
In 2021, the couple made headlines again by announcing their partnership with Ethic, a sustainable investment firm managing $1.3 billion at the time.
