Fans Believe Meghan Markle Wore This Specific Dress to Her Nigeria Trip to Cause an Uproar

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Nigeria trip is already causing controversy, but in the oddest, most unexpected way. This weekend, the couple have been touring Nigeria, going to many official events, visiting schools, and speaking on subjects that matter greatly to them, like mental health. They’ve been making headlines everywhere for their visit, and many can’t get enough of how happy and content they look on this trip.

However, some noticed a detail about the first dress Meghan wore on their Nigeria trip, and it’s caused a bit of an uproar.

While visiting Lights Academy in Abuja, Nigeria, on May 10, Meghan donned a beautiful, flowing peach gown from Heidi Merrick called the ‘Windsor’ Dress, along with vintage Lanvin earrings, Emme Parsons shoes, and jewelry from Ariel Gordon Maffei and Aurate, per WhatMeghanWore.

You can see the photo below:

Now, if you caught that, Meghan donned a dress that is actually named the Windsor dress. And fans are quite split on this. Many on X, the app formerly known as Twitter, believe this was a calculated move against the British royal family.

One user wrote, “Im convinced she is doing this on purpose at this point. Infamy is her goal – not approval. She is taking a page out of Wallis’s handbook,” referring to the defiant nature of the late Wallis, Duchess of Windsor. Another user said, “OK. You can’t tell me Meghan isn’t being deliberate in her choice of clothes. First she wears a dress called “Ginger.” Now it’s a dress called “Windsor.” ????”

However, outlets like People believe it was a nod to the family, not a dig.

But either way, she looked amazing in that now sold-out dress!

Before you go, click here to see Meghan Markle’s best post-royal fashion moments below!