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Straight off the back of her New York baby shower, Meghan Markle is keeping busy with a three day tour of Morocco with husband Prince Harry.
On Sunday night (Monday morning, AEDT time) the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended a reception at the British ambassador’s residence in Rabat.
Meghan, who is approximately seven months pregnant, wore a bespoke cream, kaftan-style Dior gown with crystal-embellishments for the occasion with a matching Dior clutch and very sparkly diamond earrings.
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Her earrings by Canadian brand Maison Birks are one of the Duchesses favourite accessories – she’s worn the Snowstorm diamond earrings (worth AU$12,800!) multiple times before.
One of Meghan's most unique accessories included the faint marks of a floral henna tattoo on her hand.
She received the tattoo earlier in the day from a Moroccan student at a boarding house promoting education for rural Moroccan girls aged 12 to 18.
Henna is tradition in Morocco and perfectly safe for pregnant woman. It is considered a symbol of good luck and a blessing.
Top Comments
That henna, though.....!
Oh NOW I see it. Looked more like psoriasis before I zoomed in on the pic.
A little disappointed to once again see an article focussing mainly on what Meghan is wearing, with barely anything about the charity they’re visiting. The boarding house sounds interesting, and I would have thought that it’s mission to help educate young women would have been something a so-called feminist website would be keen to promote.
Probably because, no-one outside of Morocco would have heard of the charities and once the Royal couple leaves, no-one much will particularly care. Whereas, what Meghan is wearing reflects society's obsession with celebrities.
...Only Meghan isn't a celebrity anymore. The magazines and websites seem to have trouble in distinguishing between royal life and celebrity life, though - they appear to think both can coexist with the public's blessing. I mean, everyone has a side-hustle these days, right?