Recently, an intriguing video clip resurfaced, shedding light on a moment between Meghan and Prince William as the Sussexes and the Waleses entered Westminster Abbey together. In the clip, Meghan seemed to be attempting to subtly shift her hand from Harry's to William's in a natural, unobtrusive manner, suggesting flirtatious intent. However, William appeared to decline her advances. On the balcony, Meghan cast a coveting smile in William's direction, hinting at some underlying plot.
It seemed as though she had something in mind to captivate William's attention, possibly employing some alluring conversation, which, if successful, would have placed her between the two brothers – the one she desired and the one she ultimately married. However, her attempts seemed to be cut short, and she was subsequently ignored by William, leaving her appearing both anxious and embarrassed. Her emotions were quite transparent.
Ignoring Meghan, William turned to Harry and made a humorous remark about why Meghan was wearing all black to the Royal Air Force's 100th-anniversary event. Harry's reaction appeared tense, with a clenched jaw.
Meghan's choice of attire for the event was a fitted black Dior dress, reminiscent of her Givenchy wedding dress in terms of neckline. She accessorized with a black fascinator by Stephen Jones, a simple black clutch, and pale heels, all by Dior. While the dress itself was stylish, it raised eyebrows as black is traditionally considered a color of mourning, and members of the royal family typically avoid wearing it unless attending a funeral. Royals are generally not permitted to wear black on other occasions, and Meghan's choice seemingly flouted this rule.
The incident seemed to prompt William to advise Harry about communicating and upholding royal rules with his wife, implying that Meghan had disregarded protocol.
Another detail worth noting is that the Sussexes left the balcony earlier than the other senior members of the royal family. This departure raised eyebrows, with insiders suggesting that the Queen appeared displeased with Meghan and Harry. They also noted that other senior royals avoided interacting with Meghan as much as possible.
Intriguingly, it became apparent that the palace had specified the dress code for this event, making Meghan's choice of black even more unconventional. In contrast, Queen Elizabeth looked radiant in blue, while Catherine opted for an Alexander McQueen creation in a lighter shade of blue, complemented by a matching hat by Sean Barrett. Camilla, on the other hand, arrived in an all-white ensemble, adorned with a cream hat and pearl necklace.
