Accessory-wise, Meghan didn't hold back, sporting Bottega Veneta chain hoop earrings and a Leo zodiac diamond pendant from Brilliant Earth. She also wore a Lorraine Schwartz pinky ring adorned with diamonds from the Middle East and the 1972 tennis pinky band from the Tiffany Company.
However, what really grabbed attention was Meghan's unexpected decision to leap ahead of the parade. Her choice of attire, which featured shorts notably shorter than her coat and expensive slippers instead of appropriate sneakers, left onlookers perplexed.
Some even questioned whether she might have been under the influence. It became apparent that Meghan's motivation was likely the presence of a Netflix camera crew, as she aimed to position herself in the center of the frame. Unfortunately, this made other veterans and participants uncomfortable.
Critics argued that Meghan's behavior at the event seemed opportunistic, with her prioritizing photo opportunities and public relations over the solemn nature of the occasion. This raised concerns about her true intentions and whether she was genuinely supporting the cause or using charitable events to enhance her public image.
Meghan's actions during the event stirred controversy and led to questions about her priorities, especially given the significance of the Invictus Games in honoring wounded veterans. Critics felt her behavior was inconsistent with the values of service and respect for veterans.
In addition, Meghan faced criticism for reportedly bringing her personal paparazzo to capture photos of her at the Invictus Games, raising questions about the authenticity of candid moments from the event. Royal expert Ingrid Seward expressed skepticism over Prince Harry's decision to have Meghan attend the event, as her actions often seemed to divert attention away from the primary cause, whether intentionally or not.
