Meghan Markle was interrupted by an awkward moment with her aide as her employee interjected as she expertly hit her best poses for paparazzi at a glamorous event.
Thursday evening the Duchess of Sussex was interrupted by her aide as she was strutting her stuff for photographers at Variety’s Power of Women gala in Los Angeles.
The mother-of-two professionally navigated the uncomfortable moment as she brushed her employee off as she squeezed her hand signaling that she was not ready to be moved out of the spotlight just yet.
At the Hollywood event, the mother-of-two was the centre of attention as she stepped out in gorgeous £1,120 long beige dress. The former Suits star looked breathtaking as she rocked the elegant gown designed by the New York-based brand Proenza Schouler.
The trendy off-the-shoulder number showcased Meghan’s slim model-esque figure with colour perfectly complimenting her bronzed complexion.
The Dress and Grooming
For the special event, the brunette beauty wore her locks in a tight pulled back up-do showcasing her beautiful features and natural makeup look featuring a glossy nude lipstick and sparkling golden eyeshadow.
Prince Harry’s wife accessorised the classy look with small gold hoop earrings, a delicate gold bracelet, and a small black handheld clutch. Meghan also paired the nude-coloured dress with £720 heels from the sophisticated boutique Aquazzura.
As she was interviewed by press at the event, Meghan joked that she was having a “mom’s night out” as she normally opts out of large events as she stays home to care for her children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
During an interview at the event with Entertainment Tonight, Meghan gushed about how excited she and her husband are for their upcoming projects together in the entertainment industry.
She excitedly told the news outlet: “We have so many exciting things on the slate. I can’t wait until we can announce them, but I’m just really proud of what we’re creating,” and continued: “I think the more we support each other it just amplifies the work, amplifies our community and I’m just thrilled to be back in it and to be able to sit in this room and be in such good company tonight.”
