The Duchess decided to leave behind the characteristic black mane with which she was photographed millions of times while she was in the Royal Family.
Although she has not been part of the Royal Family for a long time, everything Meghan Markle says or does has a great impact on social networks and in the media. This time, the Duchess tried to try something new in her image and made a small change in look that caught the attention of her followers, as she left her very similar to a musical diva.
Meghan showed off her makeover in her first public appearance since she confirmed that she will not attend the coronation of Carlos III. The actress will stay in California, at Prince Harry's family home in the United States, with her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, while the historic ceremony is held at Westminster Abbey, which also coincides with Harry's fourth birthday. little.
This means that her husband will have to face the drama alone in the historic event, after months of rising tensions between the Sussexes and the rest of the Royal Family. The conflicts began over the couple's controversial Netflix series and exploded in Harry's memoir Spare, in which damaging accusations were leveled at the monarchy.
Meghan Markle's new look
But the latest topic of conversation has diverted attention from bitter family feuds as Meghan's new look has shocked people, with many speculating whether she has gone under the knife for cosmetic treatment.
The 41-year-old former royal appeared in an introduction video of her friend, photographer Misan Harriman, ahead of her Ted Talk on Monday, April 24, with her usually wavy dark brown hair much lighter, with a reddish tone, and smooth.
People have not been slow to point out on social networks the similarity of her new look with that of the singer Jennifer López. "Her very straight hair makes her chin stand out and her highlights make her look more olive or Spanish, hence the comments about JLO. I think she looks amazing as always," said one Twitter user.
Another follower, suspicious of a cosmetic touch-up, wrote: "Not sure if she's filler or a good concealer but her dark circles look so much better."
