Meghan Markle joins Harry in New York style after luxury baby shower

Meghan Markle went to the airport in a tracksuit and a baseball cap after her luxury shower in New York.

She cradled her bump more and more thickly in a smock when she left The Mark Hotel, in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Wednesday afternoon.

This exclusive venue overlooks Central Park and has 141 spacious rooms and suites designed by French designer Jacques Grange.

Last night, the Duchess of Susbad had dinner at Ralph Lauren's chic restaurant, the Polo Bar.

The 37-year-old pregnant woman, who arrived in Manhattan on Friday for a five-day break with friends, chuckled beside her friends as she arrived at the upscale restaurant last night, which is the only place to be. a favorite of President Donald Trump.

Meghan recycled the same navy blue Victoria Beckham coat of £ 2,250 that she wore Monday night.

She badociated him with a black scarf, a pair of black satin boots – supposed to be from Isabel Marant – and a black purse worth £ 915 by the vegan designer. Stella McCartney.

Among his friends, tennis champion Serena Williams, new designer Misha Nonoo, Suits star Sarah Rafferty, brand consultant Benita Litt and university girlfriend Lindsay Roth.

It had already been thought that the baby shower had occurred on Monday, but an insider later confirmed that it was scheduled for today.

The officials were dumb on the room of the Mark hotel where the duchess had stayed, but it is possible that her friends and she were stuck in the incredible penthouse of the place.

In this case, Meghan was housed at the "Castle in the Sky" with a view of Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Her baby shower was thought to be an "elegant affair" and reports suggest that Serena chose this chic place.

According to reports, the penthouse is the largest in the United States, with two floors, five bedrooms, four fireplaces, six bathrooms and two "wet rooms".

On Monday, it appeared that the 37-year-old woman had flown to the Big Apple to spend time with some of her most trusted friends.

And when she arrived, she was inundated with gifts, with a number of "baby-themed" items, such as a crib that would have been delivered to the hotel.

Lots of beautiful pink roses were also seen yesterday, spouting rumors. Meghan knows that she is expecting a girl.

The Duchess will travel to Morocco on Saturday where she and Prince Harry will perform a number of official engagements during a three day tour.

Meghan will have traveled 10,000 miles in 11 days and will cross three continents by the end of the month.

The Duchess has already enjoyed a hurray in New York with her closest friends, totaling 3,459 miles of travel.

Doctors who closely monitor the Duchess advised her not to fly four to five weeks before the scheduled date.

Meghan, who is preparing to give birth in late April or early May, spent Valentine's Day with the Duke of Susbad last week after her hasty return home following a trip to Norway with the Royal Marines.

The couple will travel to Casablanca, Asni and Rabit during their three-day tour of Morocco.

They have a number of commitments, focusing on a number of issues that are important to them, including gender equality and education.

Their journey begins Saturday with a guard of honor at the Casablanca airport, where the couple will be greeted by the British Ambbadador to Morocco and his wife.

On Sunday, they will visit a boarding school run by Education for All, an organization that provides education to girls in rural areas of the country.

The itinerary will also include an official reception organized by the British Ambbadador in Rabat, where they will meet influential women, young entrepreneurs and disabled athletes.

On Monday, they will participate in several events, including a visit to the Royal Moroccan Federation of Equestrian Sports to become familiar with the new program of the organization, which supports children with special needs.

Their last commitment will be a visit to a social entrepreneurs market where they will meet young people.

Meghan's trip to New York comes just days after five unnamed close friends of the Duchess approached the publication People in an attempt to counter the "global harbadment" of which she was the subject.

A friend disputed reports that Markle said he could not contact his daughter and told the magazine, "He never called, he never sent a text message. is extremely painful. "

Mr. Markle rejected the requests and responded by revealing a very personal letter that he had received from Meghan after the wedding.

Kensington Palace declined to comment on the break in New York.