Meghan reappears in black, with jewelry of more than 30,000 euros and a little message to the British Crown

The Duchess of Sussex participated in the New York Times DealBook Summit, where she discussed pay parity, her relationship with the press and the controversy over using her royal title for political purposes.

In recent days there was no talk of anything else. Prince Harry's wife made headlines around the world because of her latest quip. For this reason, the public reappearance of Meghan Markle was highly anticipated and she has not disappointed. It was produced by surprise at the DealBook summit of the 'New York Times' in the city of skyscrapers and she has participated by giving an interview to Andrew Ross Sorkin, general editor, columnist and founder of the financial publication 'Times' who is turning 20 years. The daughter-in-law of Carlos of England has spoken about everything, including the accusations she is receiving for using her royal title for political purposes. Almost nothing has been kept quiet and what has been kept quiet is said by some little detail of her outfit.

For her comeback, Meghan has chosen a discreet and sober black office-style total look, with a short-sleeved sweater, tailored trousers and heels, leaving her image in the background so that Your message will be relevant. Even so, she called attention to her styling, her new Ferragamo belt (630 euros) and especially her jewelry. More than 30,000 euros he had on him! Starting with his fetish watch, the Tank Française de Cartier (€20,700), the Love bracelet in the same way, whose price is around €6,800, another eye bracelet by Jennifer Meyers for €2,850 and the Ojo de Protección bracelet by Mateo New York of €1,295.

However, another detail has been the one that hides a true message: the duchess wore a poppy brooch on her sweater, yes the 'poppy remembrance day', a true symbol for the British Crown that the Windsors constantly wear in many of their institutional acts and of course on November 11, the date on which the sacrifices of members of the armed forces and civilians in times of war are commemorated, specifically since the First World War. This year, Markle has been advance...

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Although Prince Harry's wife maintains a legal battle against the English tabloids, her relationship with the American press seems to be a little more bearable. She did not hesitate to participate in this 'New York Times' summit to talk about salary and professional parity for women, reinforcing her feminist commitment, and also to clarify the latest controversy that concerns her. Meghan is accused of using her royal title for political purposes after the letter she sent to Congress to get President Joe Biden's spending plan to go ahead, specifically paid maternity leave, which is what she is concerned about. Although she acknowledged that the English royal family tends to maintain a neutral position, she believes that the issue goes beyond politics. "Frankly, I don't see this as a political issue. From my point of view, this is a humanitarian issue. I think this is one of those issues that is not red or blue. We can all agree that people need support when they just had a child.

He added that after living in Canada and the UK for many years, coming back to the US and seeing “it's one of six countries in the world that doesn't offer this paid leave in any form just doesn't make sense.” He admits His involvement in this matter and his petition to the Senate may surprise, but he defends his work: "I said to myself: 'Let me put pen to paper and make some calls.' It seems to me something really logical and obvious. These calls are not planned calls, right? I just get the phone number and call. Yeah, I think people are pretty surprised."

And this was stated by two of the senators with whom he spoke. "To my surprise, she called me on a private line and introduced herself as the Duchess of Sussex, which is a bit ironic," said Maine Senator Susan Collins, while Republican Shelley Moore Capito confessed: "I don't know how got my number."

Controversies aside, Meghan Markle, during this interview, assured that she is aware that she is privileged and that it is easy for her to stay at home taking care of her children. Even so, he values ​​the education he has received based on effort and achievements. “My parents have a very strong work ethic. When I was about eight or nine years old, I started making hair ties to sell. I would go downtown, have my mom take me to get the leftovers, then make them and sell them. I remember the feeling of knowing that I had done something for myself and received compensation for it. There's a sense of pride in that," he said.

As for the professional and salary parity that she defends at all costs, she drew attention to the double standards that are used between women and men who have ambition, citing a study that said that 60% of women would prefer to talk about the details of his own death than about money: "There's nothing wrong with talking about a woman's success or her ambition or her financial prowess. Men need to be part of the conversation. I think it takes strong men and modern men to frankly understand that they also benefit from it.”