MEGHAN Markle sent fashion fans into a frenzy when she appeared in a £22 blue dress on The Late Late Late Show with James Corden earlier this year.
During his interview Prince Harry, the British talk show host gave the Duchess of Sussex a quick FaceTime call.
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Along with her affordable frock - which sold out within hours - the former Suits actress wore a $1,296 [£940] crystal necklace from The Airelume, reports.
The collection of "wearable talismans" was designed by Taryn Toomey - who attended the Duchess' luxury baby shower at The Mark hotel in New York in 2019.
According to the product description, Meghan's lapis lazuli crystal "aids in self-expression and revelation of one’s inner truth."
The website states: "This stone is widely regarded as a token of sincerity and wisdom – and is especially helpful to anyone in need of a boost in self-confidence and a stronger connection to their inner voice."
Days after Meghan was pictured in the designer "self-truth" necklace, Meghan's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey aired.
After Megxit was finalised this year, Meghan told her A-List pal she felt "liberated" by being able to finally talk about her time as a working member of the Royal Family.
In the two-hour television interview - which was watched by more than 12m viewers in the UK - Meghan broke down in tears as she revealed Prince Harry had "saved" her when she was struggling with suicidal thoughts.
The Duchess also claimed her son Archie was banned from being a Prince after the Royals question "how dark-skinned" he would be - prompting Buckingham Palace to launch an internal investigation.
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And Prince Harry’s new boss praiseD his ‘synergy’ after they ‘crafted’ his role together as office offers onesie parties and yoga.
Plus Meghan Markle dropped her longtime agent since Suits as she hires new ‘dream team’.