So much for privacy! A US Magazine somehow got details on the maternity dress Meghan is seen wearing in her and Harry’s second pregnancy announcement.
Okay, this is just odd. People Magazine has published a piece on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s second pregnancy announcement and added details no one else has written about. The article mentions the former actress wearing a Caroline Herrera maternity dress. How many people would know this outside of Meghan?
Someone would have to have told People magazine about this and other details. The second tidbit is interesting. According to the article, the dress was made for Meghan when she was pregnant with Archie.
Meghan Markle’s Maternity Dress Spending Compared To The Duchess Of Cambridge
Okay, we know that Meghan has very expensive tastes. Her first maternity wardrobe (when she was a working royal) was a staggering million pounds. Who spends that much on clothing you’re only going to wear once? The Duchess of Sussex does. Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, never spent this much while pregnant.
Also, why didn’t she wear this Caroline Herrera dress when she was pregnant the first time if it was made back then? What mystifies us is how People Magazine knows any of this. It wouldn’t surprise us if a ‘friend’ leaked this information on Meghan’s behalf. She likely knows about the fashion website Meghan’s Mirror, which showcases all of the Duchess’ clothing.
The Details Suddenly Don’t Matter
They wouldn’t have announced it if Meghan (and Harry) wanted privacy. They only said it because of their immense hatred for the royal family. All the secrecy surrounding Archie’s birth and not allowing anyone to see him has conquered a whole heap of conspiracy theories. They would share at least one close-up photo of him if they cared to stop them from becoming wild. Untamed would be a better word to describe it.
Finally, if it were about privacy, Meghan would be suing People magazine, and she isn’t going to. This point was made when five of her friends spoke to the publication while mentioning her letter to her father.
