Francisca "Xisca" Mora, the mayor of the Mallorcan town of Porreres in Spain, claimed to local outlets that the Duchess of Sussex’s brand logo is "an exact copy" of their historic coat of arms.

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Meghan Markle has been accused of copying a small Mallorcan town’s coat of arms in her rebrand, but the village’s mayor confessed they can’t afford to sue her. The Duchess of Sussex ...

The mayor of Porreres, a town in the Spanish island of Majorca, has accused Meghan's company of copying their historic coat of arms in its logo, which features a palm tree and two birds.

The new Coat of Arms, featuring a gold steelpan and two pan sticks replacing Christopher Columbus’ three ships, is officially in use from today. Both the Office of the Prime Minister and the ...

Row breaks out after Duchess of Sussex’s rebranded logo bears striking resemblances to a coat of arms in Majorca The Duchess of Sussex’s As Ever logo (l) bears a striking resemblance to that ...

“Many people around the world will become aware that in Mallorca there is an inland town that has this coat of arms,” she said, according to the outlet, adding, “We feel internationa ...

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Civic bosses in the sleepy Mallorca village of Porreres are reportedly considering legal action against the Duchess of Sussex, 43, after accusing her of copying its traditional coat of arms for ...

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