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.

The coat of arms for Porreres, which dates back to 1370 ... the town dates back to Roman occupation and was only reclaimed by Spain in 1300. Given its more than 1,000-year history, even an ...

Meghan Markle's shambolic rebrand of American Riviera Orchard seemingly hit a fresh stumbling block today after it triggered a plagiarism row in Spain ... traditional coat of arms for the ...

Spain, cannot afford to sue Meghan Markle over the newly unveiled “As Ever” logo — which she claims is “nearly identical” to the Mallorcan village’s centuries-old coat of arms.

However, it shortly emerged that As Ever’s logo looks near-identical to the Mallorcan village of Porreres’ traditional coat of arms, which dates back to 1370. The Duchess of Sussex ...

However, a small Mallorcan village, Porreres, in Spain is now hitting back at Meghan’s logo, over similarities with the town’s official symbol. Porreres’ coat of arms also features a palm ...

Now, the former Suits actress' newly rebranded "As Ever" has already been hit with controversy - this time from Spain ... of copying their historic coat of arms in its logo, which features ...

A politician in Spain is reportedly considering suing Meghan ... that in Mallorca there is an inland town that has this coat of arms,” she said, according to the outlet, adding, “We feel ...

New brand new logo similar to the coat of arms of Porreres. Porreres council is not planning any legal action but they would ...

Carnival 2025, arguably the best ever, might be over but our national instrument should not be treated as a seasonal ...

Speaking to El País, the mayor of the municipality, Xisca Mora, claimed that As Ever’s logo “is a total copy” of Porreres’ ...

Read our privacy notice. Hear ye, hear ye, a town from an insular island principality off the coast of Spain is feuding with an exiled princess over their coat of arms. No, this is not a headline ...