Photographer Miss Herman took to Instagram to unveil heartwarming moments from a tournament in Germany. One of the photos depicted Meghan attentively watching Harry as he practiced his closing speech in a nearly empty room at the MKOS B arena in Dorf in September. Another image showed her placing a hand on the Duke's back as he engaged with guests. Meghan was rumored to be wearing her stunning £830 Court Gear dress.
Interestingly, the stage seemed to recreate a scene reminiscent of Prince William and Princess Catherine at the Earthshot event, where Catherine affectionately placed her hand on William's waist. In contrast, Meghan's arm was positioned higher, giving the impression of a more assertive demeanor. Harry, on the other hand, appeared somewhat befuddled, and Meghan seemed to guide him along, reminiscent of a caretaker or guardian.
Nissan Herman's black and white photographs also raised questions about the authenticity of the moments captured during the Invictus Games. Some wondered if Meghan had hired him to stage these happy moments with Harry. The suspicion arose due to Meghan's seemingly strong influence over the photographer, with some speculating that she might have provided him with intimate favors in exchange for her loyalty.
These speculations gain some weight when considering Nissan Herman's family background. His father, Chief Hope Harman, was a prominent figure in Nigerian politics, philanthropy, and business, often referred to as one of the founding fathers of modern Nigeria. His uncle, Leslie O' Harman, served as Nigeria's ambassador to Kenya and Uganda, as well as the permanent representative of Nigeria to the United Nations. This influential background may explain Meghan's initial approach to the photographer.
Their friendship reportedly began in 2014 when Meghan contacted Miss Herman during their participation in the One Young World Summit, as reported by Tatler magazine. In 2016, they were seen socializing at Mayfair's private members club on Hartford Street long before Miss Herman pursued a career in photography. According to "Finding Freedom," this rendezvous occurred just one night before Meghan's first state with Prince Harry.
In 2020, Meghan reached out to Edward Enfield of British Vogue to discuss guest editing their September issue, and Miss Herman was brought on board as the photographer. The three of them formed a close friendship, but their association took an unexpected turn in March 2022 when Edward Adinal, who had played a pivotal role in Meghan's 2019 guest editorship of British Vogue, chose not to invite Meghan and Miss to his wedding.
Despite their exclusion, the wedding was attended by numerous A-list celebrities, including Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, and Victoria Beckham, who gathered at Longleat House in Wiltshire, a property belonging to Edward's close friend Emma Fin, the Marquess of Bath. The intimate ceremony took place in the Orangery, followed by a lively celebration that lasted into the night. The estimated cost of the wedding exceeded £600,000, though it's possible that Edward received certain favors from friends, such as the use of the historic wedding venue believed to have been a gift from Emma and her husband, the eighth Marquess of Bath.
