Meghan Markle's absence from the 2024 British Vogue edition has raised eyebrows, particularly as it marks the final issue under editor Edward Enninful, who previously collaborated with her in 2019.
Commentator Kinsey Schofield revealed in The Express that Markle was not invited due to ongoing tensions with the magazine's editorial team. Schofield noted, “Meghan Markle had an issue with the editorial team during the special British Vogue edition in 2019,” suggesting that past conflicts led to her exclusion.
Allegations about Markle's behavior during past interactions surfaced, with reports claiming she made remarks about wanting to 'break the internet,' a phrase popularized by the Kardashians. This self-assured approach reportedly frustrated the magazine staff, who struggled to adhere to her directives.
Schofield emphasized that Markle's contributions were perceived as 'superficial' and 'meaningless,' with sources indicating that no one sought clarification from her to avoid confrontation. The implications of these revelations are significant, as Markle continues to be a polarizing figure in public discourse.
Additionally, it was alleged that Markle pressured the team to publish her feature online ahead of schedule, contradicting the magazine's strategy of maintaining an element of surprise. The Vogue team believed this approach would enhance the edition's sophistication, but Markle disagreed.
As the story unfolds, speculation grows around the motivations and dynamics that led to Markle's absence from this pivotal edition of Vogue.