Meghan Markle has shaken up the royal family with her bizarre family and other scandals — now read about her weirdest blow to royal protocol yet, and click here to catch up on more news about Prince Harry’s fiancée…
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Royal insiders were shocked in Jan. 2018 when Meghan automatically signed her name to an autograph book for a little girl in Wales. The friendly gesture was really a major break in protocol — with even beloved
Kate Middleton declining to give autographs, and only signing her first name when needed! "They don't know if Meghan merely forgot," said one insider, "but it was a big reminder to royal staffers that she's new to royal affairs!"
Photo credit: Mega
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The ancient rule has been in place to keep signatures from being forged — with
Prince Harry's bride-to-be reportedly having to come up with a new signature at the age of 36. That's after security staff discovered plenty of autographed photos of the former actress and model online. "Some were a typical Hollywood scrawl," said the source, "but all it took was one fully legible signature to send down the command!"
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In Meghan's defense, however,
Prince Charles once broke the royal rule for a flood-hit family in 2010. But now, said insiders, Meghan will have to learn the line used by Charles to disappoint autograph seekers, saying: “I'm sorry, but they don’t allow me to do that!”
Photo credit: Mega
Royal insiders were shocked in Jan. 2018 when Meghan automatically signed her name to an autograph book for a little girl in Wales. The friendly gesture was really a major break in protocol — with even beloved
Kate Middleton declining to give autographs, and only signing her first name when needed! "They don't know if Meghan merely forgot," said one insider, "but it was a big reminder to royal staffers that she's new to royal affairs!"
The ancient rule has been in place to keep signatures from being forged — with
Prince Harry's bride-to-be reportedly having to come up with a new signature at the age of 36. That's after security staff discovered plenty of autographed photos of the former actress and model online. "Some were a typical Hollywood scrawl," said the source, "but all it took was one fully legible signature to send down the command!"
In Meghan's defense, however,
Prince Charles once broke the royal rule for a flood-hit family in 2010. But now, said insiders, Meghan will have to learn the line used by Charles to disappoint autograph seekers, saying: “I'm sorry, but they don’t allow me to do that!”
