Meghan Markle must be feeling frustrated in her Montecito mansion as Princess Beatrice and her glamorous friends from Spencer's elite circle steal the spotlight at a lavish London event.
The princess is not one to shy away from the limelight, especially now that she’s expecting her second child. Dressed in a striking black gown adorned with an eye-catching trio of bows cascading from the neckline to the waist, Beatrice epitomized elegance as she mingled with fashion royalty such as Nicky Hilton and Australian designer Rebecca Vallance at a Mayfair hotspot following the launch party.
Beatrice then transitioned from the dazzling surroundings to an even more exclusive dinner hosted by S.D. Lorder and Howards, where she rubbed elbows with prominent figures, including none other than Princess Diana's nieces, Lady Kitty Spencer and the twin beauties, Lady Amelia and Lady Eliza. Looking equally chic in their ensembles, Lady Kitty commanded attention with a daring neckline paired with a diamond necklace that could make anyone envious.
Meanwhile, her sisters showcased their own fashion prowess, with Lady Eliza dazzling in a shimmering red gown and Lady Amelia opting for a playful polka dot dress. In stark contrast, Meghan remains in the shadows, likely clutching her pearls in envy. You can easily envision Meghan scrolling through social media, observing Beatrice and her stylish friends basking in the limelight. It’s reminiscent of the Royal Family's very own version of The Hunger Games, with Meghan feeling particularly starved for attention.
Known for going to great lengths to reclaim her narrative—especially when it comes to title envy—who could forget the whispers surrounding her alleged question during a train ride with the late Queen about why she couldn’t be a princess instead of just a duchess? It’s said she stared out the window, seemingly plotting her royal comeback. It’s evident that Meghan is preoccupied with titles; she seems to believe she should have a princess designation. After all, it’s not merely about being the Duchess of Sussex; it’s about being the center of attention in the royal sphere.
With Beatrice’s pregnancy announcement making waves in royal circles, one can only imagine Meghan rifling through her collection of baby bump photographs, attempting to reclaim the spotlight that rightfully belongs to Beatrice. Meanwhile, it appears that Harry has been doing some heavy lifting in the title department. How delightful it is to have HRH Princess Anne, HRH the Princess of Wales, and HRH Princess Charlotte all gracing us with their presence. Then there’s Meghan, simply the Duchess of Sussex, her HRH status sacrificed on the altar of Megxit. She could always attempt to style herself as Princess Henry, but that seems highly unlikely.
Ultimately, it’s always been about Meghan, or so it seems. Let’s not forget her children, who enjoy their royal titles, while Meghan grapples with the reality of being just a duchess—perpetually othered from the true royal clan. Perhaps she assumed that once Prince Edward was made Duke of Edinburgh and titles were distributed like candy, she might receive a promotion as well. Yet here she is, simmering with frustration as Beatrice captures headlines for her pregnancy. While Beatrice celebrates the expansion of her family and enjoys glamorous outings, Meghan is left to wallow in her jealousy.
I wish you'd get this title thing correct. Meghan might want to be a princess but her Royal Duchess title takes precedence. The Royal Dukes of ...Cornwall, York, Edinburgh etc are a higher title than their princely ones. If you notice they are referred to as ..Prince William the Duke of Cornwall , Prince Harry the Duke of Sussex but often just by Duke of ... Their wives are the Duchess of whatever. It isn't secondary to their birth title at all. And Princesses have to be royal by birth to be known as Princess Charlotte etc . So no Princess Meghan I'm afraid .
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