In a surprising turn of events, Meghan Markle reportedly had to miss Prince Harry's recognition as a Living Legend of Aviation on Friday night at the Beverly Hills Hilton in Los Angeles.
Harry Although graced the stage to accept his award from actor John Travolta, his wife, Meghan, was notably absent. Initially, the PA news agency attributed her absence to one of their children falling ill. However, Lady C introduced a new perspective, asserting that Lauren Sanchez, known for her involvement with Jeff Bezos, played a role in Meghan's nonattendance.
According to Lady C, Sanchez allegedly leaked information suggesting that Harry paid $30,000 for the award. Sanchez purportedly deployed two bodyguards to prevent Meghan from interacting with Jeff Bezos at the event. Meanwhile, Sanchez publicly praised Harry, describing him as part of a group that has shaped the history and future of flight. In an Instagram post following the Living Legends of Aviation Gala, she expressed being honored to be in the presence of aviation legends.
Sanchez's admiration extended to her fiancé, Jeff Bezos, who was induced into the organization in 2019 for founding Blue Origin, a space exploration company. Sanchez, herself, was recognized at the ceremony, receiving the Ellen Halverson Vertical Flight Hall of Fame award for her work as a helicopter pilot and as the owner of Black Ops Aviation, an aviation filming company established in 2016.
The glamorous awards ceremony featured a black and white photo posted by Sanchez, capturing her, Bezos, John Travolta, and the Duke of Sussex, all smiles during the event. The photo showcased a “beautiful evening,” according to Sanchez’s caption. Bezos, with his Blue Origin spacecraft company, has significantly impacted the aviation industry, sending occupants 65 miles straight up to the edge of space.
Lady C added that Harry and Meghan's encounter with John Travolta at a Beverly Hills Hotel played a crucial role in Harry's inclusion in the prestigious list of Living Legends of Aviation. Despite skepticism from some journalists, an insider clarified that the board believed Harry earned the recognition for his commitment to military causes and philanthropy, vehemently denying any notion of a publicity stunt.
The insider emphasized that Travolta, having a connection with Harry's mother, Princess Diana, played a pivotal role in supporting Harry's nomination. The shared history of the two families, marked by a memorable dance at the White House, adds a unique dynamic to their relationship.
