In contrast, Prince Harry opted for a navy blue jacket over a loose white dress shirt. Suns Tai, a source from the Sussex staff, revealed that Meghan had initially planned to wear this outfit while dancing with John Travolta at the Living Legends Awards. However, she was uninvited to the event. Some critics questioned the choice of a ball gown for a film premiere, comparing it to the red dress she wore to a military charity event in New York.
Concerns were raised about the appropriateness of the outfit for the Jamaican heat. A video on Twitter showed Meghan holding up the dress high while walking, leading to speculations about the practicality of such attire. Critics argued that the dress seemed too long and impractical for the event, describing it as weird and inappropriate. Some even suggested that Meghan appeared to be trying to emulate a princess or a cartoon character.
The sudden trip to Jamaica was seen by some as an attempt to shift focus from recent media attention on Harry's new friend, Mario Max. Meghan was notably absent from the Living Legends Awards, citing a child's illness as the reason. However, skeptics questioned the authenticity of the claim, pointing out that the child miraculously recovered in time for her appearance in Jamaica.
Comments on Meghan's appearance varied, with some expressing surprise at her attendance in Jamaica after claiming to tend to a sick child. Others criticized her outfit, likening it to a potato sack. Some even commented on her makeup, noting a darker complexion, while others found fault with her overall look, comparing her to an "ancient extra from 'Dances with Wolves'" in the heat of Jamaica. The commentary highlighted a range of opinions on Meghan's choices and actions surrounding the premiere.
