She says Meghan Markle brought a “suitcase” and “invited” a Canadian photographer to bring it, an explosive biography today.
In his new book, Revenge, Tom Bower describes how the 40-year-old Duchess of Sussex was invited by World Vision Canada on her trip in January 2016 to be part of a film to promote the charity’s work in building water wells in the African country.
But Bower claims that Meghan flew first class to Rwanda, was accompanied by fashion photographer Gabor Jurina, and has her own makeup artist and hairstylist.
Producer Brenda Surminski, who was supposed to shoot the trip, couldn’t make it to Rwanda, so a Canadian cameraman joined the group instead.
However, Bower claims that Meghan “disappeared” to take pictures with some teenagers with Jurina after shooting with children playing with the water tap.
He wrote: ‘Surminski was surprised at last. Celebrities who used a deserted African village as the backdrop for a fashion shoot were “jaw-wishers.”
The Duchess of Sussex did not comment on the allegations in the book.
Meghan Markle, after carrying “suitcases of clothes” “went to Rwanda for a charity trip for a fashion photo shoot” and “invited” a Canadian photographer to bring it in, says an explosive biopic today.
According to Bower, the connection between the Duchess and the charity was made through advertising agency KBS after Toronto’s creative director, Matt Hassell, suggested that it would be “ideal” to promote WVC.
He wrote that Surminski only spoke to Meghan for “30 minutes” before agreeing to promote the actress’ project to build water wells in impoverished villages.
Filmmaker Surminski could no longer travel the country, and instead, Meghan arrived with a team of marketing executives from World Vision and a Canadian cameraman.
Bower wrote that Meghan “disappeared” with the fashion photographer after shooting with children playing in the clear water.
In his new book, Revenge, Tom Bower describes how the Duchess of Sussex was invited on a World Vision trip to Canada in January 2016 to be part of a film promoting the charity’s work in building wells in the African country.
He wrote: “Jurina spent hours photographing the actress with the perfect hairstyle while hugging, hugging and smiling at the village kids.”
Meanwhile, Surminxi wrote that she felt the Duchess was “on a path with visions that something good will eventually happen, but her fate is unknown”.
Jurina would later post her fashion photos on her website, and Bower stated they’d be “more valuable” eight months later.
He wrote The Tig on his website at the time and discussed his time in Rwanda, where he volunteered at a refugee camp.
Bower said Meghan flew first class to Rwanda and was accompanied by fashion photographer Gabor Jurina.
In the exciting piece, Meghan said she splits her time between Hollywood and humanitarian work.
He wrote on his website: “My life is transitioning from refugee camps to red carpets, I choose both because these worlds can truly coexist.”
She continued: ‘I never wanted to be a woman who eats, I always wanted to be a woman who works. It is this kind of work that feeds my soul and feeds my purpose.’
Bower said Meghan changed her dress “between poses” and took a fashion photographer on a charity trip to Rwanda.
He added: “It’s sometimes hard to navigate my heart along the swinging pendulum to extreme lack of access.”
Other bombshells in the book claim that Meghan allegedly made the Duchess of Cambridge cry over her bridesmaid dresses before she married Prince Harry, a claim Meghan denies.
Bower wrote that Kate Middleton was “shed in tears” after Meghan “negatively compared Princess Charlotte to the daughter of her best friend Jessica Mulroney”.
The allegations are the latest in a long string of arguments over an alleged argument between Meghan and Kate over bridesmaid dresses.
Speaking about the incident in an explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey last year, the Duchess of Sussex said: “Kate (Kate) was upset about something, but she owned it and apologized. And she brought me some flowers.
Bower took to Good Morning England to discuss her book, and said Meghan had warned her loved ones not to talk to her.
He said: “He openly told all his friends and the people who work for him not to talk to me, so it was a pretty tough battle, but there were enough people to talk to, more than enough, I got 80 people. . . . ‘
Host Ben Shephard asked how the story could have been an unbiased narrative if the author had interviewed people who didn’t like the Duchess of Sussex.
“Since I’ve searched, I’ve never put anything in it that isn’t true and can’t be verified,” Bower replied.
Source: Daily Mail
