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Meghan Markle responds to claims about not returning Photoshoot dress

Meghan Markle’s team Issues strong denial over dress controversy

Meghan Markle’s representatives have issued a firm response to claims circulating about a dress worn in her upcoming Netflix special, With Love, Meghan.

Meghan Markle is in the spotlight again over a green Galvan dress she first wore for a Variety magazine photo shoot in 2022. On a 2024 podcast, journalist Vanessa Grigoriadis suggested that some photo-shoot items might not be returned, sparking renewed online discussion.

Meghan’s team firmly denied the claims, stating that they handled everything transparently and followed industry rules, and no evidence shows that she kept any items improperly.

A spokesperson confirmed that Meghan’s team kept any items from professional shoots transparently and followed industry practices.

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He added that it is standard to keep certain high-profile wardrobe pieces to prevent resale or misuse, and Meghan’s team managed all clothing appropriately.

The one-shoulder green Galvan gown design called “Ushuaia” is valued at $1,695 (£1,284). Meghan first wore it in 2022 and chose it again for her festive programme.

Meghan has often spoken about the scrutiny surrounding her fashion choices and highlighted her efforts to use public visibility to promote ethical and women-led brands.

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