Duchess Meghan’s friend warned to take down all “damaging photos” of royal
Duchess Meghan’s friend that she’d made before she hit international fame and married into the royal family, has been ordered by Buckingham Palace to delete any photos of the Duchess that she is using to promote her business.
California-based jewellery designer Jennifer Meyer, 42, has reportedly breached a nondisclosure agreement by posting pictures of the Duchess of Sussex wearing her jewellery, as reporting by The Mirror.
The two allegedly became good friends while Duchess Meghan was still starring in American legal drama Suits, and has reportedly boasted that she “can’t get enough” of her royal friend wearing her necklaces, rings and earrings.
An insider source told the Mirror: “Jennifer Meyer has been told to remove the images and in no uncertain terms how damaging this could be for Meghan and the royal family.”
The official Instagram account for Jennifer Meyer Jewellery usually shares images of the Duchess wearing her designs immediately after she has been photographed in them and links to where customers could shop the pieces online.
Up until Tuesday, the designer had a designated section of her website where shoppers could browse for the pieces the royal had worn – however this has now been completely wiped from the site.
The Duchess of Sussex has worn a number of her designer-friend’s pieces, including in a highly publicised introduction of her and Prince Harry’s son to the world.
The tiny tot met with Archbishop Desmond Tutu in South Africa.
The royal was also spotted wearing as piece by Ms Meyer when she cheered on Serena Williams at the US Open.
Scroll through the gallery to see some of the images that Jennifer Meyer may have posted of the Duchess of Sussex on her site.