Prince Charles had Meghan in her place: She wanted to be an inappropriate tiara to wear

Royalty life as a princess is not easy, especially if you grew up in noble circles. Just ask Meghan Markle, who according to the Mail on Sunday is a serious faux pas committed when she prepared for her first overseas state dinner. She came in collision with her father-in-law prince Charles.

In October drew Harry and Meghan, then just announced that she was pregnant, by Oceania. They did also stop in Fiji, where they make their first overseas state dinner were as a couple. The newly minted duchess was reportedly very excited about the event and had meticulously prepared. They did so by an impressive tiara to questions from the royal collection.

It came, however, they on the opposition of the British royal family. Her request was denied, and Meghan didn't understand why. Later, prince Charles, who repeatedly paid a visit to the country, its an aside. “He explained to her that it is not appropriate would be to have such a beautiful jewel to wear in parts of the Commonwealth such as Fiji, where the average monthly wage is 400 pounds (about 465 euro). It is not nice to go flaunt the royal wealth.” He gave that station reportedly ‘very friendly manner’, and then Meghan inbond. She appeared eventually, without the tiara at the banquet, she wore a pair of large diamond earrings to compensate. A great contrast with duchess Kate, that same evening a state dinner in Buckingham Palace city travel and do a knoert a tiara on her royal head could turn.

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