When I called out Meghan Markle for dressing up like a two-bit harlot in Nigeria, her fans wanted to talk about Nigeria not being a conservative country. What a bunch of clowns. They should go cry to the first lady of Nigeria, who clearly outlined in her speech how ladies in the Nigerian culture dress. She said, "The message is we have to salvage our children. We see the way they dress, they keep forgetting that here in Nigeria we are beautiful, we are fashionable. But we are not having a Met Gala." Preach, sister!
And she didn't stop there. "You see everyone, their nakedness is everywhere and the men are well clothed. We have to do something. Tell them how it is. We do not accept nakedness in our culture. That is not beautiful." Amen to that! She went on, "They should be confident in who they are. They are mimicking film stars from America. They don't know where they come from. Why did Meghan come here looking for Africa? We know who we are, do not lose who we are." Couldn't have said it better myself.
The fact that she had to give that speech after that woman came to parade around her country looking as put together as yesterday's Haslet left-over is just infuriating.
Dressing decently is not just good manners and appearances, it tells a story about good breeding and how confident and self-assured a woman is in her skin. That's why the Princess of Wales is so missed. Her elegance, incredible sense of style, and innate grace are a far cry from the coarse and overdone attention-seeking dressing we see from celebrities daily. She's well-raised, well-behaved, and an English rose to her core.
