There are plenty of examples to show how noticeable it has gotten for Meghan to appropriate names and logos from many sources. It's getting harder and harder to write all of these occurrences off as coincidences. Meghan's past indicates that she prefers to copy ideas from others instead of coming up with her own.
Meghan's love for "The Bodyguard" from the 1990s and her affection for Kevin Costner could have been factors in this specific scenario. Meghan's early years coincided with the rise to fame of male icon Kevin Costner in that decade. The two Academy Awards Costner received in 1990 for "Dances with Wolves"—Best Actor and Best Director—further enhanced his stature.
Meghan continues to be interested in Kevin Costner and his work, as evidenced by her love with "The Bodyguard" and her recent talks about perhaps appearing in it. This is especially true given its connection to Princess Diana.
When it comes to "The Tig," Meghan once claimed that the name came from a wine known as Tignanello, implying that the song was influenced by her perception of the wine's flavour. But it's very possible that she was only covering herself up with this excuse, and that her true purpose had something to do with the Kevin Costner link.
Kevin Costner's previous remarks regarding Meghan Markle's possible comeback to acting shed light on his viewpoint. He said it would be hard for her to go back to acting after marrying into the royal family because of the difficulties one has when watching one's spouse in love scenes with other performers.
In the end, Meghan's journey from her blog to her position in the royal family and her subsequent retreat from public life has attracted a great deal of interest and conjecture in a comparatively short period of time.
