Meghan had been scheduled to attend the 2022 Power of Women event alongside prominent figures like Hillary Clinton, Oprah, Ava DuVernay, and Elizabeth Banks. However, her attendance was disrupted by the passing of Queen Elizabeth.
This led to speculation about whether Meghan's actions reflected a bitter sentiment akin to Norma Desmond's character, struggling to let go of the past. Some wondered if she still harbored resentment over Katy Perry's comments about her ill-fitted wedding dress.
Whether by coincidence or design, Meghan sported a white off-the-shoulder blazer, white wide-leg trousers, and heels – an ensemble previously worn by Katy Perry. Whispers circulated, suggesting that Katy Perry had obtained this outfit from a wardrobe following a photo shoot.
Meghan's penchant for acquiring free items is well-known, and she doesn't hesitate to claim them as her own. Rumor has it that she acquired this outfit from a Montecito consignment shop where Katy Perry frequently sells her unwanted clothes.
Notably, we found that both Katy and Meghan wore items from the same brands, including the blazer and wide-leg pants. This connection may be attributed to their proximity, as Katy Perry is Meghan's neighbor in Montecito.
It appears that Meghan has a strong fixation on celebrities and may believe she can successfully imitate their styles. Nevertheless, it's essential for her and her stylist to move beyond imitation and find clothing that truly complements her body shape. In the past, Katy Perry made some critical remarks about Meghan's wedding attire during an interview with Entertainment Tonight.
She suggested that Meghan should have had another fitting and emphasized her commitment to always speaking the truth. Katy even openly admitted her preference for Princess Kate's wedding dress design over Meghan's, considering it more attractive. It seems that Meghan still bears a grudge against Katy for these comments.
In other news, a royal expert has suggested that Meghan Markle might consider venturing into U.S. politics. However, the recommendation is that she should relinquish her royal title before pursuing a Democratic Senate position. Former BBC Royal correspondent Jenny Bond supports this possibility and believes that Meghan should embrace this new direction.
However, Bond cautions that distancing herself from her royal title is crucial to making a significant impact in the political arena. Not everyone agrees with this suggestion, as some believe that Meghan may not be well-suited for politics, primarily due to perceived deficiencies in her moral standard
