Buckingham Palace recently announced that King Charles and Queen Camilla will be welcoming South Korean President Yoon Suk-yield to the UK for a state visit in November, which is expected to include a state banquet. State visits typically involve a ceremonial welcome, carriage processions, and a grand formal state banquet at Buckingham Palace.
Insiders suggest that Kate Middleton may choose to wear the iconic Great Britain Tiara for the event, adding to her royal jewel collection. This development has reportedly irked Meghan Markle, known for her interest in royal crowns, as it seems she won't have the opportunity to wear such treasures.
The state dinner typically follows a white tie dress code and includes tiaras for female members of the royal family in attendance. Kate Middleton and Queen Camilla were seen wearing tiaras during the state banquet for South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's visit in November 2022. Kate adorned the Lotus Flower Tiara, while Camilla wore the Belgian Sapphire Tiara, previously owned by Queen Elizabeth.
Although it's unlikely that President Yoon will perform a musical number like he did in the U.S., the state dinner promises to be a grand event, possibly featuring a string orchestra for entertainment. This state visit holds significance as King Charles himself visited South Korea in 1992, and in 2004, he was a key guest at a state banquet hosted for the South Korean leader.
In summary, Meghan Markle is reportedly unhappy about Kate Middleton's role in the upcoming state dinner, especially the possibility of her wearing the Great Britain Tiara, which has sparked her frustration over the situation.
