To exacerbate matters, she hadn't received any official invites for the Grammy Awards. The Grammy Awards are renowned for their strict security measures and exclusive guest lists, granting access only to those invited or with a legitimate reason to be present. Undeterred by these rules, Megan, in her quest for attention and recognition, believed she could bypass security and gatecrash the party. Arriving at the venue in an extravagant outfit with her husband, who wasn't on the guest list either, they attempted to blend into the crowd, hoping their presence would go unnoticed.
However, security personnel quickly identified the unauthorized guests. Realizing her plan was failing, Megan became defiant, refusing to leave the premises. She argued with security, asserting her right to be at the Grammy Awards, even trying to leverage her title as Duchess to influence the guards. Nevertheless, her efforts were in vain, and she was escorted outside.
Shifting gears to a different context, Megan reminisces about her life in an idyllic setting. In a beautiful sitting room, her energetic 3-year-old son, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, enters, demanding his mother listen to his heartbeat with a wooden toy stethoscope. The room is climate-controlled, high-ceilinged, sundappled, and perfectly marshmallowy.
As Megan relaxes in a cozy chair, the air is filled with the scent of a Soho House-branded rosewater candle, complemented by the gentle tones of a flamenco-inflected guitar. In a conversational lull, Megan leans forward and asks if I want to know a secret—she is getting back on the photo-sharing site. Initially perceived as a possible troll, it turns out to be genuine news.
Before marrying the Duke of Sussex and joining the British monarchy, Megan was just a woman with a role on a USA procedural and a lifestyle website. With 3 million followers, she shared snippets of her basic life, including yoga, food, hikes with friends, and moments with her beagle, Guy. Fans witnessed her attendance at events with her "Suits" castmates and charity galas, enjoying nights out at Soho House in London and Toronto. However, control over her social media account was relinquished after meeting Harry, along with her passport and the freedom to open her own mail. Despite giving up these aspects of her life, she loved sharing her experiences, and the adjustment to a different kind of freedom became a significant part of her journey.
