Meghan Markle's claim is questioned as royal ladies walk out in bold colors.

 

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have a long history of making bold statements about the royal family.

The high-profile couple made news two years ago when their contentious Netflix docuseries premiered.

The bombshell reports ranged from Prince William allegedly yelling at Harry during the Sandringham Summit to the Duke of Sussex accusing the Palace of revealing his plans to leave the Firm.

Meghan's most noteworthy remark was that she would not wear bright hues while serving as a princess.

In the third episode, the 41-year-old admits that her characteristic color pallet of "camel, beige, white" was purposeful.

"There was thought behind that. "You can't ever wear the same color as Her Majesty if there's a group event," she explained. "I wore a lot of subdued tones because I wanted to blend in. I'm not trying to stick out here."

However, Meghan's assertion did not appear to be well-supported by evidence until the Princess of Wales hosted her annual Christmas Carol Concert.

At that function, it appears that a lot of Kate and other royal ladies donned outfits that contradicted the Meghan idea. Kate donned a deep burgundy coat to the concert, which was rich in colour and appropriate for the occasion.

That was also true for William and Harry's cousin Zara Tindall, who wore the same deep red cloak, as well as tiny Charlotte and Pippa Matthews.

In case you missed it, Kate's Christmas Carol Concert will return this year on December 6, with a broadcast holiday extravaganza at Westminster Abbey.

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