Prince Harry made sure Meghan Markle got King Charles’s stamp of approval by giving her some beauty tips.
In the 38-year-old’s explosive new memoir, “Replacement”, he reflected on the moment when his now wife met his father and Queen consort Camilla.
“Meg looked beautiful,” he wrote, adding that the Duchess of Sussex opted for a “full, flower-patterned skirt”.
Harry made sure Markle wore her dark brown hair down, just the way “daddy likes it.”
He also encouraged her to apply just a little makeup because the 74-year-old “didn’t approve of women who wore a lot.”
The Duke of Sussex made sure his now-wife checked all the boxes for Charles.
The Duke of Sussex made sure his now-wife checked all the boxes for Charles.
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The couple even “rehearsed” the meeting “several times,” with Harry instructing Markle to “curtsy” and “say, ‘your royal highness’ or ‘sir'” to the King and only kiss him if he “bows down.” “. .”
As for Camilla, Harry said that a bow wasn’t “necessary,” which the student of “Suits” immediately questioned.
According to Harry, the practice paid off and the four of them spent the night chatting and talking about their “fur babies”.
While things apparently got off to a good start, their relationship quickly soured as Harry and Markle’s romance turned more serious.
In fact, the Duke of Sussex claims that a jealous Charles told him there It wasn’t “enough money” for Markle be part of the royal family.
“Pa might have feared the rising cost of supporting us, but what he really couldn’t bear was someone new dominating the monarchy, hogging the spotlight, someone shiny and new coming in and outshining him,” the royal said.
He added that his father had “been there before” while he was married to the late Princess Diana.
The lack of support from Harry’s family and constant media scrutiny led the couple to decide stray from their royal duties in January 2020. they made their departures official just over a year later.
The amazing memoir of Prince Harry, “Replacement”, hits shelves in the United States on January 1. 10
