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Meghan Markle is facing criticism over the latest drop on her as a “collective” all the time.
On Saturday, the Duchess of Sussex shared a video of herself on Instagram, placing a gift in a beige-brown stocking and a backdrop of neutral Christmas decor.
“Wow, we see! You don’t even have to say thank you yet, and you already have this in the bag,” Markle captioned the post, where she wore an olive-colored dress.
The best beauty debate is burning on the internet, with some social media users noting the irony.
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Meghan Markle faced a deep backlash over her beige-themed Christmas collection, with some social media users pointing out the irony. (Getty Images / Meghan Markle Instagram)
Many point to Markle’s previous comments about wearing neutral tones as a working member of the royal family as a way to come together.
“The color scheme -what is it Be a good thing, but a Christmas based on brown colors is as tricky as it gets! She and the art team missed the mark in a big way w/ this great attempt at chicness,” one wrote on X.
“She just can’t be honest and admit she likes beige,” one user snapped. “And there’s nothing wrong with that. The only problem is, he should just admit that he lied about wearing color while in the UK.”
“There you are, a woman is finally free to wear bright colors!” another wrote.
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For Netflix’s 2022 series, “Meghan & Harry,” Markle opened up about her wardrobe choices.
“Most of the time I’ve been in the UK, I’ve rarely worn colour,” said the series. “From my understanding, you would never wear the same color as his face when there is a team event, but then you also shouldn’t wear the same color as one of the senior family members.”
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“I wore a lot of muted tones, but then again I just managed to blend in,” she continued. “I’m not trying to represent here. There was no version of me [that was] Joining this family and trying to do everything I can’t agree with. I don’t want to chase the family. “
Mark said he wore neutral tones in an attempt to blend in. (Samir Hussein)
Backlash comes weeks after Markle and Prince Harry faced off against their team.
Emily Robinson, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s director of communications, stepped down just four months into the role, People magazine Reported.
“Ms. Robinson Oversaw the work based on the project of the very successful period of ‘love, with Meghan’ and the additional support of the production company,” said a spokesperson for the Sussex offices, told the digital offices. “He did an excellent job and completed these projects with great success.”
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The sudden departure also reignites the intrigue of the Sursexes’ business empire in Hollywood, especially as Meghan, 44, attempts to define herself as an entrepreneur.
“This very recent move only adds to the ongoing standardization and product confusion within the decinomboxulated terms,” British Royals Scholar Hilary Fordwich told fox digital news.
“It’s a clear indication that Meghan Markle’s wish To rehabilitate his public image with the established party is failing, “said Fordwich.” Opdwich says Optuasy as it really reinforces the negative image of spilled product control, at best.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle experienced a shake-up within their staff last month. (Karwai Tang)
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Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams previously told FOX News Digital that around 20 people have left their roles working for the Sussexes. The couple came back as the top Royals in 2020 and moved to California.
“There is growing evidence to support rumors of Meghan Morkle fighting to face the direction of her advisers,” royal expert Kinsey Schofield of YouTube’s “Kinsey Schofield the Unknown” told Fox News Digital.
“Former employees told me that he seemed to take advice, act like he was going to get it out the way it was presented, and then do the opposite,” Schofields said. “Meghan blames the media and the public for misrepresentation or ambiguity. It’s a frustrating cycle, and for many who have worked with her, she’s finally become unsustainable.”
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FOX News Digital’s Stephanie Nolasco and Ashley Papa contributed to this post.
