Queen ‘gave Meghan Markle a dressing down’ after ‘inappropriate’ comment.

The late Queen Elizabeth has reportedly taken Meghan Markle aside after she was reportedly “unimpressed” during a food tasting event ahead of her wedding to Prince Harry. The former Suits actress expressed her displeasure as she sampled dishes for her 2018 wedding and it’s claimed she didn’t hold back her feelings.

Now the Duchess of Sussex is said to have become “very upset” after claiming she could taste egg in one of the prepared dishes. A royal author describes the situation, saying Meghan was told there was no egg on the plate but remained unconvinced.

Meghan is said to have retorted: “No, I can taste it.” Royal author Katie Nicholl told Yahoo’s Royal Box about the alleged incident, claiming Queen Elizabeth II intervened.

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She claims the late monarch, who died in 2022, entered the room at Windsor Castle and “quietly took Meghan aside”, the Mirror reports. The Queen is alleged to have told Meghan “The Royal Family don’t talk to people like that”.

The alleged comments resurfaced following Nigeria’s First Lady’s response to perceived criticism of Meghan during the Sussexes’ visit to Nigeria last month. Reports suggest that Oluremi Tinubu slammed Meghan for dressing indecently while giving a speech at an event celebrating President Bola Tinubu’s first year in office.

Nigeria’s First Lady has since rejected these interpretations. She made it clear that her comments were primarily directed at young Nigerian women.

Moreover, the television station that filmed the speech rejected the idea that Tinubu criticized Meghan. Tinubu’s office clarified that the remarks – quoted following a video circulated on social media – were misinterpreted.

They corrected AFP Fact Check: “He meant that Meghan appreciates the people we are and therefore she comes here. At no point did he say anything about Meghan’s clothing.”

In the analyzed comments, Tinubu expressed: “The message here is that we have to save our children. We see how they dress. They keep forgetting that Nigeria, we are beautiful. You can see what they are presenting on stage, I said, ‘We are fashionable, see what it happens”.

“We don’t have the Met Gala. And everybody, nudity is everywhere and men are well dressed. So we have to do something. Tell them we don’t accept nudity in our culture. That’s not nice. It’s not nice at all.

“And they are all beautiful girls, but they should be confident in who they are. They don’t want to imitate and try to imitate the movie stars in America. I don’t know where they come from. Why did Meghan come here looking for Africa? It’s something to take home. We know who we are.