When panties scroll: Meghan is transparent

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Wednesday, October 31, 2018

In New Zealand, all eyes are on Prince Harry and his wife. It does not go unnoticed that the Duchess Meghan again makes a minor misstep in her choice of clothes. His last outfit may seem quite deep.

Prince Harry and his wife continue to vibrate in New Zealand. One may wonder, however, whether Duchess Meghan really wanted to be as free as she was when she was performing in Rotorua. It is more likely that the transparency of her skirt in the sun is not very clear to her.

So you can see the 37 year old man on various images in conversation with fans of the royal couple. She is dressed in blue with a simple top and a mid-length skirt. However, it turns out to be completely unobtrusive. Rather, under him, Meghan's legs shine clearly. And he also releases the sight of the duchess's card.

This is not the first misstep that Harry's wife has suffered in recent days. In Tonga, she wore a dress less than a week ago on which the label still hung.

Meghan is wearing Harry's jacket

It does not matter! After all, the prince and his wife have not yet adopted royal conventions during their journey in four Pacific states. And just for that, their hearts steal from them.

It was no different when both went on a forest walk to Rotorua. Apparently, Meghan shivered a little. In any case, she was wearing a jacket while her husband was just in his shirt. Was it Harry's jacket that Meghan had slipped? This is not excluded, it's because it's a male model, which seemed a bit big for Meghan. In addition, during his walk, the couple is held hands. An image that we have used in the meantime, but which does not actually correspond to the label.

Barefoot at Maori Cape

While Meghan may have donned Harry's jacket in the forest, she took off her shoes in "Te Papaiouru Marae". It was quite appropriate. The building is a gathering place for New Zealand natives, where people like to see their shoes removed. Here, Meghan also received a very special gift: a traditional peabad feathered linen cape, called Korowai.

She and her family will take care of the coat for generations to come, badured the Duchess, who was well aware that it was something more valuable than, for example, one of the many stuffed animals she enjoys otherwise. And Harry also shone in the "Te Papaiouru Marae" in a coat, which the Maori specially gave him.

Thursday, the Pacific tour of Harry and Meghan is over. Some may be sad about it. But that remains at least the anticipation – the first common child of the couple, who must come into the world in the year to come.

Source: n-tv.de