Prince Harry and Meghan Markle request photo removal
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle allegedly asked the Kardashians to delete social media photos of them from a birthday party. This request aimed to avoid upsetting the royal family during their reconciliation efforts.
Harry and Meghan attended Kris Jenner's party
Requested photo removal from social media
Aimed not to upset royal family
Concern over public friendship display
Insiders criticized their appearance
They supported Serena Williams at a gala
Prince Harry and Meghan markle join celebrities Kris Jenners party, part of the buzz around Kris Jenners 70th. Their appearance at the glamorous Jenners party saw the couple join celebrities, and their presence became a highlight of the Jenners 70th celebration linked to Kris Jenners.[1][2][3]
Appearance and Attire celebrities
Prince Harry wore a classic black tuxedo with a white shirt and a red poppy honoring Remembrance Sunday.
Meghan Markle wore a long-sleeved black turtleneck top paired with a maxi skirt featuring a high thigh slit. She accessorized with sparkly earrings and a black clutch.[5][11]
Guest List and Atmosphere celebrities at Kris Jenner’s
The party brought together celebrities including Bill Gates, Oprah Winfrey, Beyoncé, and members of the Kardashian family. [4][6]
The event featured lavish décor and a luxurious ambiance appropriate for the occasion.[7][8]
Photo Removal Controversy
Images of Harry and Meghan from the party were initially posted on Kris Jenner’s and Kim Kardashian’s social media accounts but were later deleted. [9][10]
Contrary to earlier reports, no photo consent forms were provided nor declined by the couple.
Sources say the couple requested photo removals to avoid potential displeasure from the British royal family amid ongoing reconciliation efforts.[13][14]
Public and Palace Reactions
Some palace insiders reportedly viewed the couple’s Hollywood socializing as clashing with traditional royal values.
Meghan’s decision not to wear a Remembrance Day poppy, unlike Harry, reportedly caused some tension during the event.[15]
Kris Jenner later expressed support for Meghan following the photo removal dispute.[12]
Philanthropic Engagement
Earlier the same evening, Harry and Meghan attended the Baby2Baby Gala to support Serena Williams and charitable causes, reflecting their ongoing commitment to philanthropy.[4]
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