When entering the royal family, Meghan Markle did not measure theextent of his commitment. Moreover, because of the pressure she suffered, the former actress of
Suits did not last long in the institution. She has of course not separated from her prince charming, far from it.
Almost five years ago, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry signed their departure of the royal family. More precisely, the Sussex couple have chosen to no longer be active members of the Firm. In other words, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have decided to stand on their own two feet.
Meghan Markle: Prince Harry stops her from taking a photo
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex began their charming adventure outside the royal family denouncing many of the pressures and offenses that the American was forced to
keep for her. These ranged from racist thoughts about the skin color of Archie, the eldest son of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, to tensions between the former actress and her sister-in-law Kate Middleton.
Harry and Meghan's revelations, whether during their interview with Oprah Winfrey or on other multiple occasions, have been most explosive. In his biographical book
Spare, The Substitute in its French version, Prince Harry, 40 years old, takes up some anecdotes, including the one recounting the moment when he forbade his wife to
take a photo.
© Bestimage Prince Harry stopped Meghan Markle from taking a photo that had the potential to become iconic.
Meghan Markle: no photo in front of the Taj Mahal
In his biographical book, Prince Harry looks back on the official trip he made with Meghan Markle, 43, to India. In 2017, Archie and Lilibet's parents were due to visit the charity World Vision. The Duke of Sussex asked his wife not to take a photo en face du Taj Mahalas recalled express.co.uk.
“She asked why and I told her: 'My mother'“, we can read in a passage from Prince Harry's book. And the Duke of Sussex adds: “I explained to him that my mother had
posed for a photo here and she was
become iconic and I didn't want people to think Meg was trying to copy my mother”.
