Meghan Markle Absent from Power of Women Event Following Queen Elizabeth II’s Passing

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, was noticeably absent from the Power of Women event on Wednesday, following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.

The event, organized by Variety, featured a range of celebrities on its cover, including Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, Anna DuVernay, Oprah Winfrey, Elizabeth Olsen, and Malala.

However, fans were quick to question why Meghan's cover was missing.

Earlier this year, Meghan was named one of the honorees for the Power of Women issue.

Royal fans mocked her for the recognition, with one sarcastically stating, “Oh no, Meghan missed out on another worldwide recognition.”

Another fan commented, “It seems like she's too busy being a princess to be on the cover.”

The absence of Meghan's cover raised questions about her commitment to both the celebrity lifestyle and royal duties.

According to PR expert Leigh DeCitroen, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle should make a choice between living the celebrity lifestyle or fully committing to royal life.

DeCitroen emphasized that straddling both realms, especially when seeking privacy, can become complicated.

She expressed the need for the couple to determine their identity in the world, stating, “They need to figure out who they're going to be.”

DeCitroen further explained why it is crucial for the Sussexes to make a final decision.