Meghan Markle's Bondi Beach Fashion Fallout

0:00It's April 22nd. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Megan Markle just quietly pulled an ad, selling her $2,000 outfit from that emotional visit to Bondi Beach, terror attack survivors. She wore the look on April 17th when she and Prince Harry met folks hit hard by the tragedy that killed 15 people. Right after, the whole ensemble hit a fashion site called One Off, where she gets a cut from sales and has invested. The page featured her $440 striped shirt, $139 jeans, $298 sneakers, $1, $198 sunglasses, and a $950 suede bag. Harry was in the pic too, but mostly blocked by by-links. Critics jumped on it fast, saying it looked like cashing in on a somber royal moment. Folks online and royal watchers called it the boldest move yet to turn their status into profit. One expert noted it hurts the monarchy's image, even if the couple isn't funded by the

1:01palace anymore. They're the king's son and daughter-in-law, so any whiff of selling out reflects on the whole family. Now the original page is gone, scrubbed without a word. Meanwhile, their beach stroll got overshadowed by a sunbather who wouldn't budge for the entourage. She went viral as the unbothered queen of Bondi, with fans cheering her public beach vibe over royal fanfare. This saga shows how every sesic step sparks debate on fame, fashion, and fallout, keeping the spotlight sharp as ever.