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The example on this page for adding google fonts:
https://ej2.syncfusion.com/react/documentation/rich-text-editor/how-to/add-google-fonts
... has an error, I believe, in that each of the items has property named "class" set when I think it should be named "cssClass".
The consequence of using the wrong name is that the drop down font menu on the example doesn't have the corresponding font stylings on the list entries, unlike the original default font list where each entry is style with its font.
I realised this when looking at the default fontFamily items list in the source code where the entries have cssClass as the property name: