He recounted the incident at Whole Foods, where a man approached Meghan, recognizing her from the show "Suits." The man followed her, took photos without her consent, and she felt humiliated seeing tabloid headlines about her on display. However, our interview with Whole Foods manager Kevin Bowers at the time tells a different story.
Kevin Bowers clarified that at that time, there were no unauthorized tabloids on the stalls near the Royal Palace due to its sensitive location. The store complied with requests to control tabloid content, especially in relation to the royal family. Moreover, the royal personnel use a side entrance to Kensington Palace, which is only a short distance from the main entrance. Meghan's decision to take a longer route raises questions about the accuracy of her account.
The timing of the incident also seems questionable, as it was still quite early before Thanksgiving, making her plan to cook a whole turkey seem odd. Additionally, the royal family's association with the Whole Foods location near Kensington Palace means that it receives a significant number of tourists and visitors.
While Meghan narrates the incident with tabloids and harassment, it appears that the store manager's perspective contradicts her version of events. The conflicting information raises doubts about the accuracy of Meghan's account and whether the incident unfolded as she described it in her book.
