Christopher Knight: Patio chairs in the middle of Oprah’s Meghan and Harry interview – made by a ‘Brady Bunch’ actor – sold online

Christopher Knight: Patio chairs in the middle of Oprah’s Meghan and Harry interview – made by a ‘Brady Bunch’ actor – sold online

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Christopher Knight, the actor who portrayed the middle brother in The Brady Bunch television series, announced in a Facebook post on Wednesday that the reed and acacia Burchett Outdoor Club chairs sold by his furniture company are out of stock on sites like Overstock and Amazon.

The furniture, from Christopher Knight Brands, was sold out after it was prominently displayed during Sunday night’s bombing.

“In Oprah’s sensational interview with Prince Harry and Meghan this week, who would have thought that the furniture would not be noticed at all, but it was … and not even by me!” Knight wrote on Facebook. “I’m delighted that the chairs from my collection are becoming the seat of the most fascinating seat in recent history. It seems like Meghan and Prince Harry got ‘Knighted’ in a way that was never expected.”

The set, which costs $ 554, was used while the couple revealed shocking allegations of racism in Buckingham Palace and why they had resigned from senior roles in the British royal family. The interview attracted a massive audience with about 17.1 million viewers Sunday night in the United States and 11 million in the United Kingdom the next day.
Christopher Knights' furniture business is at the forefront during Oprah's interview with Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and Prince Harry

Although the brand’s products often appear in movies, reality TV shows, and entertainment segments, a spokesman said the company is aware of this first.

“Unlike all times before, this time the furniture grew further as part of a story,” the spokesman told CNN Business. “Everything the Royals say, do or touch seems to be attracting interest. Although we are grateful for the publicity – the response on social media was tremendous – we remain amazed at the event.”

The set of chairs is part of a collection launched for the first time this season. “Although it has already sold well and gained a great deal of traction, the attention this famous interview has brought to the product has accelerated sales above what one might expect,” the spokesman said.

On Facebook, Knight explained that he did not design the set, citing the excellent taste and skills of his business partners in delivering a range of furniture that is affordable and suitable for royalty – both foreign and domestic. ‘

Knight undertook for a time to act in 1988 to pursue a career in the business world. He became a series entrepreneur and started a 3D graphics business and an educational product business, and later launched his furniture brand in 2012. Six years later, he debuted a lifestyle collection of composite products, including bedding, tablecloths and glassware.

In 2019, Knight returns to the small screen for a four-part HGTV series called ‘A Very Brady Renovation’, featuring all six of the original Brady brothers and sisters, the Property Brothers and other personalities.

This is not the first time in the last few months that a surprising product has become the center of attention during a much-watched broadcast. The Vermont schoolteacher behind the cozy gloves that the American sen. Bernie Sanders during President Joe Biden’s inauguration flooded with requests from people who want to buy a pair. Although she originally said they were no longer for sale, Jen Ellis later auctioned off three pairs for charity.

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