Meghan, renowned for her impeccable sense of style, is known to possess an extensive collection of designer stilettos estimated to be worth a staggering £20,000, according to information from close friends. Previously, Meghan had given fans a glimpse into her envy-inducing closet through her now-defunct lifestyle website, The Tig.
The tantalizing snapshot from her closet revealed an array of 39 meticulously arranged pairs of heels, beautifully showcased under spotlights on pristine white shelves. Among these standout pairs were the £630 Christian Louboutin Love Me pumps, the £585 Giambattista Valli Plexi sandals, the £790 Miu Miu embellished Saturn pumps, and the £650 black Jimmy Choo suede ankle boots.
Meghan's friend and former stylist, Talia Brown, had previously noted her affinity for shoes with personality, which perfectly complemented her signature elegant, simple, and sleek look.
However, recent online leaks have sparked controversy and raised questions about Meghan's footwear choices. The leaked photo, allegedly taken on the set of the TV series "Suits," seemed to depict Meghan wearing a pair of counterfeit Louboutin shoes, potentially tarnishing the brand's reputation. Notably, previous PR posts featuring the Duchess of Sussex alongside genuine Louboutin products were promptly removed in response to this revelation.
Patrick J. Adams, who portrayed Meghan's love interest on "Suits," took a trip down memory lane by sharing previously unseen snapshots of Meghan in her role as paralegal Rachel Zane. One of the photos captured Meghan in a playful upside-down pose, while another showed her reclining on a casting couch. Interestingly, the latter image seemed to focus intentionally on the scuffed soles of her Louboutin shoes, igniting speculation that the shoes she wore might be fake.
Observers keenly pointed out discrepancies, such as chipped paint on the red soles that didn't align with the authentic Louboutin signature. These allegations triggered widespread discussions on social media, with viral videos illustrating the distinctions between counterfeit and genuine designer shoes.
This controversy not only cast a shadow over Meghan's alleged questionable footwear choices but also suggested her involvement in shoe theft. An Instagram account purportedly belonging to Henry Sideu unveiled this aspect of Meghan's past behavior. Christian Louboutin's CEO even weighed in on the matter by posting a photo of Meghan wearing the purportedly fake shoes on his Instagram story, accompanied by angry emojis.
These revelations hint at Meghan's questionable decisions extending beyond her shoe collection. Reports have emerged suggesting that Meghan may have engaged in similar behavior with another pair of shoes after her marriage to Prince Harry. Additionally, it was reported that Meghan clashed with royal aides when she insisted on retaining boxes of designer shoes sent to Kensington Palace after her relationship with Harry became public in 2016. This unfolding narrative sheds light on a more complex aspect of Meghan's past and raises questions about her choices and behavior during her time as a member of the Royal Family.
