Meghan Markle has reportedly pushed back against claims that she discussed her recent reunion with King Charles at a dinner party attended by lifestyle personality Martha Stewart.
Stewart had said Meghan was talking with fellow guests about her family's recent trip to the UK, including their private visit with King Charles and Queen Camilla at Highgrove. The reported reunion had attracted significant attention because Harry had reportedly agreed that details of the meeting would remain private.
However, a source close to Meghan has disputed Stewart's account, saying the Duchess did not discuss the royal reunion during the gathering.
According to the source, Meghan was asked by another guest about her recent European holiday and simply said that she had enjoyed the trip. The insider suggested Stewart may have been mistaken, noting that the two women were not seated close to one another.
The source reportedly said Meghan remained a fan of Stewart despite the apparent disagreement over what was discussed.
The conflicting accounts have added another twist to the ongoing interest surrounding the Sussexes' private meeting with King Charles. While the visit itself was kept largely out of the public eye, claims about what Meghan may or may not have said afterward have now created a fresh round of speculation.
Neither account independently establishes exactly what was discussed at the dinner, meaning the circumstances remain disputed.
For now, the story comes down to two different recollections of the same social gathering — with Meghan's camp firmly denying that she revealed details of the private royal reunion.