A fan files a lawsuit against Meghan Markle.. What's the story?

The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, is facing a sensational lawsuit from a Maryland fan, Robin Patrick, who accuses her of causing “catastrophic burns” after using a bath salt recipe featured in her Netflix documentary “With Love, Meghan.”

Patrick claims the recipe did not include clear warnings about the ingredients, which led to physical and psychological harm, especially since she suffers from diabetes.

Dangerous essential oils and lack of warnings

According to the lawsuit, the recipe included powerful essential oils such as arnica oil, which can cause skin irritation or health complications if not used safely. Patrick emphasized that the failure to include clear warnings about the need to dilute ingredients before use is a serious legal failure, especially in an era when people place special importance on the safety of natural products.

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Patrick pointed out a striking irony on the same show, where Markle was seen placing a warning label on a bag of biscuits containing nuts, even though the consumer did not suffer from any allergies. The fan felt that this behavior reflected Meghan's awareness of the need to warn against sensitive ingredients, making her failure to include any warnings in her bath formula surprising and a "blatant contradiction" of standards.

A claim for huge compensation and a decisive legal response

Patrick is seeking an initial $75,000 in damages to cover medical and psychological damages, plus a potential $10 million in damages for what she calls “gross neglect of public safety.” In contrast, Meghan Markle's lawyer, Cameron Stracher, denied any legal liability for the incident, stressing that safe usage instructions were included on the Epsom salt container, and that improper use by a third party did not hold Markle or her team liable for any legal consequences.