Endorsement company claims to be taking Harry and Meghan offers
Kim Kardashian’s endorsement company claims to be taking offers for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and asks for commercial requests from its clients across the globe
- Sheeraz Inc. run by Sheeraz Hasan who works with Justin Beiber and Paris Hilton
- A spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess has denied the company’s claims
- Comes as the Duchess of Sussex is rumoured to be returning to screens
Kim Kardashian’s endorsement company said it is taking offers for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Sheeraz Inc. asked global clients to send commercial requests to them and they would pass them on to the Sussex’s representatives.
A post on the company’s Instagram reads: ‘Sheeraz Inc. is now taking appearance and endorsement requests for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Kim Kardashian’s endorsement company Sheeraz Inc. – run by businessman Sheeraz Hasan (right) – said it is taking offers for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
It comes as the Duchess of Sussex is rumoured to be returning to screens following the couple’s vow to become ‘financially independent’ from the royal family
Who is A-list businessman Sheeraz Hasan who works with celebs including Kim Kardashian and Justin Bieber?
London-born Sheeraz Hasan started running his family’s restaurant at the age of 16 when his father died.
Following the success of the restaurant – the first 24-hour eatery in the area – he moved to America to pursue his business dreams
He founded weekly entertainment show Tinseltown TV in a bid to bridge the gap between Hollywood and Bollywood.
It has an international audience of 500 million viewers and is watched in more than 130 countries.
He now runs FAME by Sheeraz, working with brands on their global marketing.
He works with clients including Kim Kardashian, Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Zendaya, Priyanka Chopra, Paris Hilton and the Jackson family.
‘Sheeraz Inc. clients from the Middle East, India, US and Asia can send us official offers and we will take them directly to their representatives.’
A spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess has denied the claims, but the post by the company – which has one 1 million followers – is still up.
The company is run by businessman Sheeraz Hasan who works with clients such as Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Zendaya, Priyanka Chopra, Paris Hilton and the Jackson family.
It comes as the Duchess of Sussex is rumoured to be returning to screens following the couple’s vow to become ‘financially independent’ from the royal family.
Rumours circulated earlier today that Meghan would feature in Netflix reality show ‘I Do, Redo.’
However, the palace said the claims are ‘categorically untrue.’
In July, Meghan and Harry were filmed appearing to fish for voiceover work while attending The Lion King premiere.
Footage shows Harry praising his wife’s voiceover skills to the film’s director Jon Favreau as Beyonce and her rapper husband Jay-Z look on.
Sheeraz Inc. asked global clients to send commercial requests to them and they would pass them on to the Sussex’s representatives
In the clip Harry tells Mr Favreau: ‘If anyone needs any extra voiceover work…’ before Meghan interrupts and jokes: ‘That’s really why we’re here – it’s the pitch!’
Harry then says ‘… just not Scar’ – a reference to antagonistic Lion King character who tries to steal the kingdom from Simba.
At the same event, Harry also touted Meghan’s acting chops to Disney CEO Bob Iger, 68, in a move that seemed to surprise his wife, former TV host Willow Bay.
In July, Meghan and Harry were filmed appearing to fish for voiceover work while attending The Lion King premiere
During conversation, Harry asks: ‘You do know she does voiceovers?’
Mr Iger can be heard replying: ‘Ah, I did not know that.’ Harry then responds: ‘You seem surprised. She’s really interested.’ The Disney chief then says: ‘We’d love to try. That’s a great idea.’
The exchange came months before Meghan was hired by the company to work on a Disney project in exchange for a donation to Elephant Without Borders, a wildlife conservation and nature research charity.
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