The Duchess of Sussex was believed to have fallen behind Kate in the line for the newest selections from British Erdem Moralolu, which is said to have caused tension between the two.
Before joining The Firm, the former Suits actress reportedly wore many of the designer’s outfits and was a major admirer. The American was allegedly furious that she had lost ground to her sister-in-law and questioned why Kate was in the lead when she “wasn’t even Queen.”
Meghan did not publicly wear the well-known designer’s clothing after becoming a royal until 2019, according to the Telegraph. According to reports, the Sussexes were upset because Kate received the garments first.
According to Prince Harry’s book Spare, the argument between the two about Princess Charlotte’s bridesmaid outfit had Meghan “sobbing on the floor.” Harry said that Kate, who was irate by having to wait a day to hear back from Meghan on the infringing dress before to the 2018 Royal wedding, was primarily to blame for the incident.
A royal expert recently said that Harry was “fooling himself” if he believed his wife and sister-in-law would become “best of friends.” In his divisive book Spare, the Duke of Sussex attacked Kate and revealed details of a fight over bridesmaid outfits at his wedding, which brought Meghan to tears.
Meghan Markle defeated her sister-in-law Kate Middleton to the title of celebrity with the most in-demand style earlier this year. Fans have lauded the Duchess of Sussex for her “timeless and fashion-forward” appearances and are familiar with her for her understated but stylish clothes.
The 41-year-old often sports a crew neck sweater and wide-leg pants and seems to like casual attire. However, Meghan still prefers to dress more formally. She was recently seen out on a date with Prince Harry while sporting an off-the-shoulder white Louis Vuitton gown.
The actress has now emerged as one of the American ladies with the most enduring fashions. According to recent research by online fashion shop Boohoo, Meghan is the fourth most Googled celebrity for fashion in seven US states, including Colorado, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts.
The average number of searches for Meghan’s clothing in the US is 49,700. Kate Middleton finished sixth, slightly behind Meghan. An average of 44,900 searches each month are done for the Princess of Wales’ attire and personal style.