Meghan's Bold Move: Wearing Diana's Watch on Tour

0:00On April 19th, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry kicked off their private four-day tour in Australia, hitting Melbourne with stops focused on mental, health, veterans, and community support. The spotlight hit Meghan Hard when she wore a gold Cartier tank front says watch that once belonged to Princess Diana during key engagements on Tuesday, April 14th. At 44, she's facing backlash for what some call a bold nod to royal history while no longer on official duties. The couple flew in from Los Angeles on a commercial flight and stuck to a tight schedule. Meghan turned heads at a homeless center in a navy dress worth $1,250, paired with $1,000 de-or pumps, and jewelry totaling around $50,000. She served food to residents while wearing a stripe apron, and the center's CEO praised the visit for shining light on homelessness and family. Violence Critics are ripping into the choice of Diana's watch, saying it feels like a grab for her iconic humanitarian cred, especially since Meghan's efforts.

1:02Don't match that scale. Others slam the luxury look at a charity spot as out of touch. Meanwhile, fans see it as genuine advocacy and smaller crowds still showed up supportive, calling Harry relatable. Later, Meghan switched to a simpler outfit, a beige top swayed jacket and long skirt for the National Veterans Art Museum. Harry thank folks for welcoming them back, keeping things warm despite the scaled-back vibe, compared to their 2018 Royal Tour. This trip mixes real causes with personal projects, like Meghan's upcoming spot at a high-end women's retreat in Sydney, starting in 2006, $199 a ticket. The debate rages on whether it's heartfelt work or a play at Royal Relevance. Stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.