Title: Meghan Markle’s Past Relationship and Financial Debts Surface Amidst Royal Romance

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, faced revelations about her previous relationship and financial obligations as new details emerged regarding her early interactions with Prince Harry.

According to reports, Meghan was still living with her then-boyfriend, chef Cory Vitiello, when she went on her first date with the Prince in 2016.

At the time, Meghan, known for her role in the USA network drama Suits, had devised a plan to connect with influential individuals in Britain.

One such connection was Violet von Westenhoff, a childhood friend of Harry's who worked as a publicist for fashion brand Ralph Lauren.

During the Wimbledon tennis tournament in the summer of 2016, Meghan had been hired to wear the designer's clothing, and it was during this event that she convinced von Westenhoff to set her up on a blind date with Harry.

Before agreeing to the setup, von Westenhoff allegedly sent Harry a photo of Meghan, prompting their eventual meeting.

Although Meghan's relationship with Vitiello was reportedly coming to an end, they still shared a home together.

According to sources, Vitiello was relieved when he discovered that Meghan had already slept with Harry, leading him to promptly ask her to leave his place.

She then found temporary accommodation with Ben and Jessica Mulroney until she secured her own residence.

During the following months, Meghan embarked on three trips with Harry, with security expenses reportedly covered by Buckingham Palace.

Speculation suggests that she may have even persuaded the Invictus Games Foundation to provide accommodation for Harry, further adding to the costs incurred by the royal family.

However, allegations have also arisen regarding Meghan's financial situation during this time.

It is claimed that she owed Vitiello a substantial sum of $80,000, which he had loaned her for public relations expenses aimed at gaining fame in the UK.

Harry allegedly settled this debt, along with others that Meghan had accumulated.

Reports suggest that Meghan had spent a significant amount of money on articles and tabloids to attract the attention of wealthy men, and her financial situation was far from stable.

Contrary to claims of a personal fortune worth $5 million, it is believed that Meghan's income during her time on Suits was modest.

Her net worth was likely derived from her salary on the show, which, at best, amounted to $20,000 to $30,000 per year.

The Tig, Meghan's lifestyle blog and associated social media channels, also contributed to her income through sponsored content and freebies.

However, some sources argue that the Tig served as a cover for yachting work, where Meghan received compensation for her services but did not accumulate substantial wealth.

As these revelations come to light, questions arise about Meghan's financial responsibility and the true extent of her previous earnings.

While her engagement to Prince Harry marked a new chapter in her life, it appears that her past relationships and financial obligations continue to be scrutinized.

The Duchess of Sussex must now navigate these revelations amidst her ongoing journey as a member of the royal family.