Upon joining the Royal Family in 2018, Meghan Markle, previously known for her acting career, was accustomed to public appearances and red carpet events.
During a royal tour to Tonga in October 2018, shortly after her wedding to Prince Harry, Meghan Markle faced a wardrobe malfunction. Stepping off the plane at Fua’amotu Airport, she wore a striking red Self Portrait dress, priced at £380, with a noticeable label still attached inside the skirt, visible for about five minutes as they walked along the tarmac.
This fashion mishap caught the attention of many onlookers, sparking online discussions and jokes about the incident. Some speculated whether Meghan had intentionally left the tag on to return the dress after the event.
Questions arose as to why Meghan’s team had not noticed the error before she disembarked, considering her access to stylists and aides during the trip.
During this royal tour, Charlotte Hawkins from Good Morning Britain defended Meghan, explaining that such mishaps are common due to labels being placed in various locations within women’s clothing.
Earlier, at a friend’s wedding in Surrey, Meghan experienced another wardrobe malfunction when she inadvertently revealed her bra due to a missed button on her £400 Club Monaco navy blue dress.
Despite these incidents, Meghan Markle maintained her poise and quickly rectified the situations, showcasing her grace under pressure.
