EXCLUSIVE: Meghan Markle caught on camera wearing $1,695 designer dress she was once accused of ‘stealing’ after photoshoot.Read below for full gist👇🏾

Meghan Markle’s $1,695 designer dress that she wore in the new promotional photo for her Netflix holiday special has led back to explosive allegations

Meghan Markle’s $1,695 designer dress that she wore in the new promotional photo for her Netflix holiday special has led back to explosive allegations.

Meghan Markle’s $1,695 designer dress that she wore in the new promotional photo for her Netflix holiday special has led back to explosive allegations the Netflix star got sticky fingers with the pricey frock after wearing it in a high-profile 2022 photoshoot, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal.

Now, a resurfaced interview reveals staffers on the shoot believed the former starlet allegedly walked off with several items that day without permission, including the dress she’s proudly wearing three years later.

Markle, 44, wore the emerald-green Galvan “Ushuaia” one-shouldered gown to promote the With Love, Meghan Holiday Celebration in photos shared by both Netflix and the Duchess of Sussex on Monday, November 10.

Several fashion publications quickly confirmed it was the identical frock Markle wore in a 2022 Variety cover article and accompanying photoshoot.

Noted journalist Vanessa Grigoriadis claimed during a March 2024 appearance on Andrew Gold’s Heretics podcast that she was told Markle allegedly walked off with several items from the shoot without permission, and now it appears the dress could be one of them.

As for how the discoveries were made after Markle’s photo shoot, Grigoriadis spilled, “What I heard is that the people who were running the shoot returned all the different clothes, not thinking about it, and several months later, the designer said, ‘Oh my God, wait a second, where is this dress? Where is this piece of jewelry? How did it not get back here?'”

She continued, “It never even occurred to anybody that she (Meghan) would be the one who would potentially take it. And what I heard is she justified this by saying she didn’t want anyone to sell the clothes or jewelry on eBay.”

Grigoriadis scoffed at that notion, saying, “Nobody does that. You’d get fired from a fashion house for doing that. The idea that an assistant would take a dress that Meghan Markle has worn in a photo shoot and sell it on eBay, it’s an impossibility. The assistant would be summarily fired.”

She warned, “If you want to take things from a photoshoot home, you must ask to do so. You don’t say later that there were reasons.”

In Grigoriadis’ mind, it came down to Markle believing she was above it all in “rarified air” and “not following the rules of the game that celebrities and other bold-faced names follow.”