Unpublished Wedding Photo Of Meghan Markle And Prince Harry

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Every little step Meghan and Harry take is news. The last one was their post yesterday in which the couple remembers the day of their engagement two years ago … How quickly time goes by!

“On this day two years ago, on November 27, 2017, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced the news of their engagement, only to later become their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Sussex! Since then, they have already celebrated their first wedding anniversary and welcomed Archie to the world,”reads the text under the photos.

With the excuse of the significant date, the most media couple of the moment shared with their fans on their official instagram account a new unpublished photo of their wedding in black and white, the second in the post, where they look smiling and happy.

The couple are supposed to be in Los Angeles these days celebrating Thanksgiving with the mother of the former actress of Suits, Doria Ragland, although at the moment there are no graphic tests. What is certain is that they have already started their six weeks of well-deserved vacations.

With this simple and elegant card, the d uques of Sussex congratulated today his followers on Thanksgiving.

"From our family to yours, we wish you a happy Thanksgiving day," can be read below.

After all the controversy surrounding their recent documentary, the Dukes of Sussex are determined to maintain their privacy through thick and thin.

Because of his interview, we learned that there was a gap between Lady Di's children and how much Meghan Markle was suffering from the media harassment, in addition to Harry's concern that his wife might end up suffering the serious consequences that his mother suffered before the persecution of the tabloids, which led to a tragic and unexpected death when he was still a child.

Many years later, Harry would confess that he needed psychological help as an adult because he never managed to overcome that violent loss.