Fridababy Asks Meghan Markle to Skip the Post-Birth Photo Op in Full-Page New York Times Ad

Parenting company wants her to use the moment to 'pay it forward'

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Today Fridababy, the company behind the NoseFrida, a snot-sucking device for infants, put out a plea to Meghan Markle in the form of a full-page New York Times ad.

Since the days of Princess Diana, it’s become something of a tradition for royal women to stand on the steps of the hospital where they have just given birth (usually, the Lindo Wing at St. Mary’s Hospital in London) so their new little royal can greet the public for the first time.

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