Recently, Meghan accompanied her husband Prince Harry and the founder of the Invictus Games to Canada to mark the upcoming series of games in Vancouver and Whistler. According to a source on X, Meghan reportedly spent a total of $91,500 on her outfits for the occasion, with $1,795 on day one, $244,812.50 on day two, and $334,990 on the final day. The first event commenced with a reasonably priced outfit and significant praise, followed by visits to the First Nations community, where despite minimal photo evidence, it was reported that she wore a shirt and trousers, albeit barely visible.
Later that evening, the Sussexes were seen leaving a restaurant, with Meghan adorned in a Loro Piano jacket and a new Valentino bag, presumed to be wearing the same trousers and shirt from earlier. Day two began with a visit to the Mount Curry Community Center, where Meghan's shirt remained unidentified, but it was speculated to be from a label she had worn before. The day continued with visits to the Whistler Sliding Center, where Meghan sported a new Hermes jacket, possibly vintage. Day two concluded with dinner at V restaurant, where Meghan wore a sweater coat and earrings, totaling over $2,500. Day three saw Meghan at a wheelchair curling event in all new outfits, prompting criticism for what some perceived as a lavish display of wealth in front of veterans who may struggle financially.
Markle's extravagant spending, including jewelry worth $177,000, excluding a watch and wedding ring, during a visit to a Native American Community Center, has been condemned as offensive. Critics argue that her actions demonstrate a lack of regard for Invictus or the veterans it aims to support, instead serving as a means to relaunch herself as a royal figure. The controversy has prompted questions about Invictus' handling of expenses related to the Markles, with some demanding transparency to address public outrage.
