Meghan Markle 'used trip to Rwanda as backdrop for fashion shoot', explosive biography claims
Meghan Markle brought a ‘clothing suitcase’ and ‘insisted’ she could take a Canadian photographer with her, an explosive biography claims today. Writing in his new book Revenge, Tom Bower details how the Duchess of Sussex, 40, was invited on a January 2016 trip by World Vision Canada to be part of a film to promote charity work building water wells in the African country. But Bower claims Meghan flew to Rwanda first class, accompanied by fashion photographer Gabor Jurina and had her own hair and makeup artist. Brenda Surminski, a producer who will be recording the trip, can no longer travel to Rwanda and a Canadian cameraman joins the group instead. But Bower claims that after filming with the kids playing with the tap, Meghan ‘disappeared’ with Jurina to take photos with some of the kids. He wrote: ‘In the end, Surminski was confused. Celebrities who use remote African villages as backdrops for fashion shoots are simply ‘amazing.’ The Duchess of Sussex has not commented on the claims