Meghan Markle, known worldwide as the American actress who later married Prince Harry, had a previous marriage with American film producer Trevor Engelson in August 2011. Their marriage ended in divorce after two years, although their relationship was reportedly positive for a significant period. Details about their wedding have emerged, with Meghan making a notable request for no social media at the event, despite her growing fame from her role in the US series Suits.
Following her divorce from Trevor in 2013, Meghan went on to marry Prince Harry in a lavish ceremony in Windsor, just four years later. Their swift courtship led to an engagement and wedding within a short timeframe. Despite a warm reception into the Royal family, Meghan and Harry later decided to step back from their Royal duties and moved to Montecito, California.
In January 2020, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex surprised the world by announcing their decision to step down as senior working royals. This move led to a royal gathering at Sandringham, known as the “Sandringham Summit,” where Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles, Prince William, and Prince Harry were present, but Meghan was notably absent. The Queen expressed support for Harry and Meghan’s desire to lead a more independent life while remaining part of the Royal family.