Passengers Express Displeasure as Meghan Places Her Feet on Plane Seat, Showcasing Hong Kong Trip

Passengers onboard a flight were reportedly unhappy with Meghan Markle after she placed her feet, still wearing shoes, on a plane seat.

Before her marriage into the royal family, Markle gained fame for her role as Rachel Zane in the popular TV show, Suits.

In 2012, she visited Hong Kong as part of a press tour, arriving in style adorned in Zac Posen and Karl Ferdinand Franco outfits.

Although her personal Instagram page and lifestyle blog, The Tig, no longer exist, online screenshots reveal glimpses of her pre-royal life.

During her visit to Hong Kong, Markle received a warm welcome from award-winning TV presenter and personality, Dom Lowe.

In fact, Lowe described her as his best interviewee in a Twitter post back in October 2013.

Recently, Lowe shared a photo of Meghan on a flight to Hong Kong, which caught the attention of many.

Sources claim that the photo was staged, featuring a book and a passport carelessly placed on top.

While most people would securely store their passport to prevent loss or theft, Meghan used it as a decorative prop to showcase her status as an international traveler and jet setter.

However, the staged photo and Meghan's behavior did not sit well with some passengers on the flight.

Rumor has it that two individuals sitting next to her booed her due to her unpleasant conduct.

In certain cultures, particularly in Asia, it is considered bad manners and brings bad luck to place one's feet or shoes near or on books.

Books symbolize knowledge and power, making the act disrespectful.

Additionally, sharing pictures of one's feet is generally seen as impolite.

Meghan's decision to put her feet on the seat displayed a lack of class.

One Reddit user commented, “She's an influencer, guys.”

It appears that Meghan is known for posting pictures of her shoes next to her passport, often in sepia tones.

This trend was popular in the 90s but fails to evoke any significant emotions.

She has shared numerous shoe pictures similar to this one.

It is bewildering that she believed she could become an influencer, as her posts lack creativity and originality.

Furthermore, the photo unintentionally revealed inconsistencies in Meghan's interview with the BBC.

Sharp-eyed observers noticed a book in the picture written by author Salman Rushdie.

This discovery suggests that Meghan may be studying royal history, albeit from a negative perspective.

However, some speculate that she may not have actually read the book and is merely trying to appear intellectual and make a statement.

Meghan has also shown an interest in Diana, Princess of Wales, thoroughly researching Prince Harry's life before making her move.

During the BBC interview, Meghan admitted that due to her American background, she did not possess the same understanding of the royal family.

She claimed to have limited knowledge about Prince Harry and only asked their mutual friend if he was a kind person.

This statement contradicts her alleged extensive research on Harry, including interviews and articles, as well as his well-known aversion to media scrutiny.

Her inconsistent remarks raise questions about her sincerity.

In conclusion, Meghan Markle's actions on a flight to Hong Kong garnered criticism from fellow passengers.

Placing her feet, still clad in shoes, on a plane seat and staging a photo with a book and passport displayed a lack of manners and authenticity.