If you thought Meghan Markle was done with breaking royal protocol, think again.
The Duchess just do so in the most fashionable way and, if it's even possible, we love her even more now!
If you thought Meghan Markle was done with breaking royal protocol, think again.
The Duchess just do so in the most fashionable way and, if it's even possible, we love her even more now!
Starting from before she was married to Harry to now, with her being a Duchess and having a royal baby, she's gone against the royal grain time and time again — and we love her for it!
PDA may not be an official no-no for royal couples, but it kinda is since most of them don't do it.
We don't blame her, though! Harry's cute; we'd get in some public smooches, too.
She wasn't about to miss out on those free presents!
She ended up attending the extravagant event hosted by close friends, Serena Williams and Amal Clooney.
Both Harry and Meghan have hugged fans, taken photos with them, and Meghan has even broken royal protocol by signing autographs.
As per tradition, the Queen often wears a hat to cover her hair and Kate often wears her hair down and put-together.
As for Meghan, though? She breaks the royal protocol of females having sleek hair by keeping things a little messy.
When a royal baby is born, there's usually a huge public affair.
Take Kate Middleton, for example. When she had all three of her babies, she posed for photographs with her newborns just days after giving birth.
First, she announced the news via her and Harry's official Instagram instead of through a ceremonial easel placed outside Buckingham Palance.
Usually, it's the other way around, with the mothers cradling their newborns while the father stands proudly beside them.
And it all has to do with a denim jacket she wore, which, BTW, makes her the FIRST royal to wear a denim jacket to an engagement.
She was there to spend time with mentors from the organization, Waves for Change.
The cause uses surfing to help those in communities impacted by violence.
For instance, they must wear nude stockings with shirts or dresses and a suitable shade of lipstick.
This puts denim jean jackets definitely in the "don't" column.
For instance, the couple went straight to work when arriving in Africa instead of doing a formal red carpet entrance.
“This isn’t a holiday and they don’t want it to look like one,” the source told the publication.
“This has been months in the planning and a lot of hard work has gone into the schedule. Their Royal Highnesses want to do some serious work on the ground, particularly at a community level.”
“I have no idea how to speak to them,” Jacky Poking, secretary of the Bo-Kaap Civic and Ratepayers Association, told South Africa’s Sunday Times.
“We haven’t received any official brief on etiquette. I think that’s because the Sussexes want to keep it informal. I don’t even know how to greet them.”
Everyone tomorrow:
I saw Meghan Markle wearing a denim jacket and flip-flops, so I went and bought a denim jacket and flip-flops.