Amid relentless media scrutiny following their decision to step back from royal duties, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have found themselves at the center of swirling speculations and gossip.
Recently, a rumor gained momentum suggesting that Prince Harry was no longer residing with his wife.
While Meghan Markle enjoyed a meal at the renowned Cipriani Italian Bistro in Montecito, California, a notable absence was observed – Prince Harry.
However, dispelling the rumors, British fashion designer Clare Waight Keller has come forward to set the record straight.
According to sources from the Royal Secrets YouTube channel, it has been confirmed that Prince Harry does indeed reside with Meghan Markle.
Nonetheless, Waight Keller shed light on the reason behind Prince Harry’s absence during Meghan’s outing at the celebrity hotspot, Cipriani Beverly Hills.
Reportedly, the couple had a heated disagreement in Montecito concerning financial matters, leading to Prince Harry temporarily relocating from their shared abode.
Waight Keller, the former creative director at Givenchy who designed Meghan’s iconic boat-neck wedding gown for her nuptials with Prince Harry in 2018, has maintained a close relationship with the couple despite their move to California.
Describing her bond with Meghan as akin to a personal girlfriend, Waight Keller reminisced about the intimate design process they shared.
The designer also made an appearance in Harry and Meghan’s Netflix series aired in December 2022, where she detailed the extensive 3,900 hours spent crafting the dress.
In a revelation at the 2023 Bazaar at Work Summit in London, Clare Waight Keller, originally from Birmingham, provided insights into preparing Meghan for her significant day.
Recalling the intense collaboration between herself and Meghan, she expressed how their relationship evolved into a close friendship.
Following Meghan’s high-profile wedding to Prince Harry, she continued to don a range of Clare’s Givenchy creations for various public appearances, including a notable outing in Cheshire alongside the Queen in June 2018.
The genesis of Meghan’s wedding dress, as unveiled by Kensington Palace, stemmed from her desire for an elegant, impeccably tailored gown exuding a relaxed charm.
The intricate veil, adorned with floral motifs representing all 53 Commonwealth countries, was meticulously crafted by artisans who dedicated countless hours to ensure perfection.
Featuring a classic bateau neckline, three-quarter sleeves, and an A-line silhouette with a majestic six-foot train, Meghan’s dress epitomized timeless elegance.
Reflecting on their friendship during the 2023 Bazaar at Work event in London, Clare Waight Keller emphasized the joy of creating Meghan’s dress in a deeply personal and private manner.
She also highlighted the immense pressure of designing a flawless gown for a global audience, stressing the significance of every detail in presenting Meghan to the world.
In a candid moment during the Netflix series, Clare underscored the magnitude of the occasion, noting that while most weddings are witnessed by a limited audience, Meghan’s garnered worldwide attention demanding nothing short of perfection.