Aseguran que Meghan Markle gasta más dinero en ropa que Kate Middleton

¡Vestirse como una royal no es barato! Los simples mortales no tienen el dinero requerido para vestirse como Kate Middleton y Meghan Markle. 

Según un informe del Daily Mail, el guardarropa de Meghan está en camino de costar significativamente más que el de Kate este año. 

Según Daily Mail, Kate gastó £ 119,000 en nuevos conjuntos en 2017, y solo £ 100,000 en 2016.  

Si eso suena como una tonelada de dinero para gastar en ropa en un año. 

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Además, Daily Mail agregó: » El presupuesto para la ropa de Meghan ya ha superado eso. De hecho, si continúa con su ritmo actual, podría gastar casi £ 1 millón para fin de año». 

¿Cómo es posible, te preguntas? Bueno, en primer lugar, los miembros de la realeza no pueden aceptar obsequios o préstamos, lo que significa que cualquier tienda de diseño en la que se encuentren se compró en su totalidad.  

Y Meghan ya ha demostrado que le encanta la ropa de diseño. Desde que se casó con el Príncipe Harry, Meghan ha salido en vestidos hechos por grandes diseñadores como Dior, Givenchy, Prada y Chanel. 

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"I think she is terrified. I see it in her smile" – #MeghanMarkle's father said. He told The Sun that he feels Meghan is being put under pressure by the royal family, and the smile she often wears is a pained one. My thing about my daughter right now is that I think she is terrified. I see it in her eyes, I see it in her face and I see it in her smile. I’ve seen her smile for years. I know her smile. I don’t like the one I’m seeing now. This one isn’t even a stage smile – this is a pained smile. That might be just having a couple of bad days. I don’t know. It really worries me. I think she’s under too much pressure. There’s a high price to pay to be married to that family. He also lamented the Royal Family’s dress code and values, complaining that there’s no reason why Meghan should be required to cover her knees in 2018. Meghan seems like something out of an old movie. Why in 2018 are we dressing like the 1930s? Why do they have to cover their knees? I think Meghan is in deeper than I am. I’m not blaming Harry or anyone but they are following rules that don’t make sense to me. They are no less human than anybody else. God knows, I feel sorry for them, for not being able to show emotion. Thomas, who could not make the wedding because of a heart attack, added that he’s being shunned because of his staged paparazzi photos prior to his daughter’s wedding to Prince Harry. The reason I am being shunned is because I made a profit on the staged pictures. Anyone who makes a profit off the Royal Family becomes shunned. But I could have made well over $100,000 by just doing a talk show. So if I moved to London and started selling cups with my daughter’s face on, would they shun me? The Royal Family is living by rules that are outdated. Half of Great Britain seems to make a fortune selling pictures of my daughter and her husband. Are they shunned? Does this make any sense to you or anyone else? I don’t get it. I have already apologised to the Royal Family. I honestly think that if the Queen took the time to think that she would not see me because I did some stupid photographs, that is ridiculous.

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Durante el reciente viaje de Meghan y Harry a Dublín, se dice que la duquesa de Sussex llevaba ropa de £ 28,000 en solo 24 horas. 

Meghan y Harry no pagan personalmente por la ropa que usan para los compromisos públicos.  

Ese proyecto de ley está basado en el padre de Harry, el Príncipe Carlos pague por todo.  

Antes de la boda real, Meghan era responsable de comprar su propia ropa para las apariencias y, según los informes, gastó casi $ 30,000 de su propio dinero en ropa para eventos reales hasta marzo de 2017. 

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