Meghan Markle is back in the spotlight after one of her last public appearances. on the occasion of funeral ceremonies in honor of Queen Elizabeth II, the late grandmother of her husband Prince Harry. It’s been more than two years since they’ve been seen together and as a family, and while the Duchess of Sussex initially made a good impression with her looks, the truth is that it took very little time to start being criticized by one of his gestures.

The Prince and Duke of Wales and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at Mass for Queen Elizabeth in Westminster

Every movement, every smile, every glance… everything in it is analyzed down to the millimeter, and What to say that some things go crazylike what happened this time. A few days ago, a source close to her was already forced to deny that the crease in her dress was what many pointed to a disguised microphone to record everything that happened in the privacy of the British royal family. to later publish it in a documentary for Netflix.

Now, what was questioned was a detail on the sole of a shoe he wore in one of the acts, moreover, several theories began to circulate about this. When Meghan Markle approached the coffin where the remains of Queen Elizabeth rested, she bowed so noticeably that you could see the soles of the heels she worehaving managed to see several engraved letters in them.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle bow at the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II

Some people claim that as a result of this gesture, it is a personal tribute or even a tribute to her husband’s grandmother. But nothing is further from reality because, as The Mirror confirms, it’s actually a P and A cakethat match the brand of shoes, so no respect, it’s much easier than it looks.

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While this is true, criticism came later. The shoes are made by Paul Andrew, fashion designer from Berkshire. who now sells his shoes in New York. So some have gone further and say that Meghan Markle’s deep bow is not accidental, but that she did it to flaunt her shoe brand and thus charge for her advertising.