Meghan’s Flirting with Prince William Raises Eyebrows at Royal Event

In a surprising turn of events during the Royal Air Force's 100th anniversary celebration in July 2028, a resurfaced clip has revealed Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, attempting to flirt with Prince William.

As the Wailsers and Sussexes walked together into Westminster Abbey, Meghan was caught on camera trying to discreetly pull her hand away from her husband, Prince Harry, and reach out for William's hand instead.

However, it seems that William declined her advances, leaving Meghan looking both anxious and embarrassed.

The flirtatious encounter didn't end there.

On the balcony of Buckingham Palace, Meghan was seen staring at Prince William with a coveting smile, seemingly plotting something in her head.

It appeared as though she wanted to grab his attention and show him her charm.

However, William ignored her, turning back to Harry and questioning why Meghan was dressed in funeral black for such a celebratory event.

Meghan's choice of attire raised eyebrows among the royal family and spectators alike.

She wore a fitted black Dior dress with a neckline reminiscent of her Givenchy wedding dress, accessorized with a black fascinator by Stephen Jones, a simple black clutch, and pale heels, all by Dior.

While the outfit would have been considered cute in a lighter color, black is traditionally associated with mourning, and members of the royal family typically avoid wearing it unless it is for a funeral or period of mourning.

Meghan's disregard for this royal tradition was seen as her flouting the rules once again.

William, who had previously advised Harry about sharing royal rules with Meghan after she refused guidance from Sophie, Countess of Wessex, seemed to be making a lighthearted comment to Harry about Meghan's outfit.

Harry, however, appeared tense in response, possibly trying to maintain composure and avoid any further tension.

Another significant moment captured on the balcony was Queen Elizabeth II's serious expression as she turned back to look at Meghan and Harry.

While the Waleses and other senior royals seemed to avoid interacting with Meghan as much as possible, the Queen's disapproving gaze spoke volumes.

It is worth noting that the Sussexes left the balcony earlier than the other members, adding fuel to the speculation that the Queen was angry with Meghan for wearing an unsuitable color.

Insiders from the palace revealed that the royal family had been informed of the designated color range for the event, making Meghan's choice even more inappropriate.

The Queen, who had missed Prince Louis' christening the day before, looked radiant in blue, while Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, opted for a lighter blue Alexander McQueen creation, complemented by a hat from Sean Barrett.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, arrived in an all-white ensemble, complete with a cream hat and pearl necklace.

Meghan's attempt to flirt with Prince William and her decision to wear funeral black on such a joyous occasion have sparked discussions among royal watchers.

While Meghan's actions may have been seen as harmless flirting by some, they have undoubtedly caused tension within the royal family.

As the Sussexes continue to navigate their roles within the monarchy, it remains to be seen how these incidents will impact their relationship with other members of the royal household.