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Meghan Markle’s royal trip to Argentina turned out to be more than she bargained for as, at the time, her “scariest moment” left her shaking like a leaf.
Royal biographer Sam Smith detailed the “terrifying” incident in his new book Meghan misunderstood and even explained how an exciting day took a turn for the worse and ended up scaring the Duchess to the core.
According to an excerpt, Mr. Smith wrote: “He was presented with the birthday present of traveling in the Secretary’s caravan on its 20-mile journey from Ministro Pistarini International Airport in Ezeiza to the Casa Rosada, President Duhalde’s executive mansion in the Plaza de Maya. . “
However, “a caravan was perhaps not the most ‘diplomatic’ gesture when many blamed the United States for an economic disaster that included debt default, devaluation of the peso and a 22 percent unemployment rate.”
At the time, “Many blamed the worsening poverty levels in Argentina on a free market system favored by Washington.”
At the time of Meghan’s visit to Argentina, almost 1.5 million citizens were living below the poverty line and therefore “this was not an occasion to practice her greeting to the crowd.”
To this day, with the political unrest of the moment in mind, “Meghan would later describe what happened as one of the ‘scariest moments of my life.’
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