Sanchez, who felt Meghan's environmental concerns were contradictory, believed Meghan was attempting to leverage the wealth and influence of the Bezos connection to boost her post-royal celebrity profile. Sanchez's decision found support from Bezos, who has a strained relationship with the Sussexes due to a legal dispute. Both were honored at the Aviation Awards for their contributions to the aerospace industry, arriving in their own Gulf Stream G650 with matching outfits.
During the event, Sanchez and Bezos avoided any interaction with Meghan and Harry, not acknowledging or congratulating them. Meghan and Harry, feeling embarrassed and overshadowed, had to resort to a less glamorous mode of transportation, opting for a commercial flight. Meghan's choice of a green dress drew criticism, adding to the challenges the couple has faced in recent times, raising doubts about their marriage and credibility.
While Sanchez and Bezos have not commented on the incident, a source close to them expressed pride in their achievements. On the other hand, Meghan and Harry, according to a source, considered the incident a minor inconvenience and a misunderstanding, emphasizing their focus on humanitarian work and family life in California. The incident adds to the string of controversies faced by Meghan and Harry, prompting questions about their public image and the dynamics of their post-royal life.
