Before the concert, Cameron Diaz and her rocker husband Benji Madden, Zoe Saldana, Marco Perego, David Koberg, Stellina Bickers, and Bumble dating app founder Whitney Wolfe Herd and her husband Michael Herd were all seen arriving at Santa Barbara Airport, presumably to board the same jet to Vegas. The group then boarded a G4 for a quick 40-minute flight to Las Vegas before returning to California, landing back at 1:00 a.m. early Sunday morning.
However, there has been some debate among Royal fans about whether Meghan and Harry actually flew to Las Vegas with Cameron Diaz. While a few pictures show her outside a car with Benji Madden nearby, it's unclear if they were on the same flight. Some have suggested that they were on separate flights, and the absence of photos of them boarding the private plane has fueled the speculation.
One Royal fan noted, "It looks like they flew out there alone, not with the others as the article states, no pictures of them boarding the private plane." Another commented on the warm interaction between Cameron Diaz, Zoe Saldana, and Benji Madden before boarding the plane, contrasting it with Marco Perego being seemingly ignored by Benji after they disembarked.
There's also been discussion about the relationships between the individuals involved, with some expressing doubts about Cameron Diaz and Meghan Markle being close friends. Others pointed out previous incidents, such as Cameron Diaz's altercation with a paparazzo, suggesting that it's unlikely she would willingly hang out with someone who has a history of confrontations with paparazzi.
It's worth noting the criticism surrounding Meghan and Harry's frequent private jet travel, especially when they claim to be concerned about climate change. While the flight from Los Angeles to Vegas isn't particularly long, the repeated use of private jets for such short trips has raised eyebrows, given their stated environmental concerns.
