Viral photos of Meghan – Harry many wondered the same thing about Markle’s shoes
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry shared a sweet kiss to cap off a sporting polo day. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex shared a kiss after the 39-year-old’s team won the (Royal Salute Polo Challenge) charity match at the Grand Champions Polo Club 2024 held in Wellington on April 12.
« They were very fond of each other. Meghan looked very happy. They held hands as they arrived and spoke to everyone there. It was Harry’s day to shine and Meghan was very supportive,” one of the 300 onlookers at the location told PEOPLE.
For the occasion, Markle, 42, chose a stunning white/cream dress by Heidi Merrick with a plunging neckline and sleeveless that showed off her toned arms. The price of the critically acclaimed « Ginger » creation is around $800.
With her hair in a bun, Meghan carried a Valentino bag, wore a Cartier Tank Française watch, and opted for chunky vintage gold earrings from fashion house Chanel.
Her towering Aquazzura nude heels had everyone wondering how she walked on that surface. « Off Topic » Choice or Great Experience?
Fans of the royal couple commented in awe of their style, and Meghan in particular.
“Every time I see a picture of her, glowing and walking, I get hooked. As they say, she is blessed,” someone wrote on X (formerly Twitter).
Some other comments praising the couple were as follows:
“They are such an amazing couple, they are perfection. All the best to the royal family. »
“Guys, this is the look of two people who definitely don’t want to go back to a toxic work environment. They are free. They are happy. They have moved on. »
“Effortlessly elegant and classy. It just oozes elegance and grace. »
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It should be mentioned at this point that the Sentebale Polo Cup is held every year to support Sentebale or the charity that Harry co-founded in 2006 which supports young people and children in Africa affected by poverty, inequality and HIV /AIDS.
