Many people wondered if it was a personal emblem or a tribute to the Queen
Meghan Markle has been spotted wearing shoes with a mysterious symbol on them while paying her respects to the Queen. The Duchess of Sussex wore an all-black ensemble as she joined the rest of the royal family at the Palace of Westminster this week.
However, those in the fashion industry quickly identified the P and A markings as the logo of Paul Andrew. The high-end fashion designer, who is originally from Berkshire but is now based in New York, is well-known for his luxury footwear lines, the Mirror reports.People believe she's wearing his Pump It Up Heels, which she previously wore for a royal engagement in Ireland before she and Harry quit their senior royals for a new life in the US.
The two royal women laughed and joke as they sat side-by-side at a number of engagements in Chester, travelling there overnight on the Royal Train. Meghan joined her husband Prince Harry and other members of the royal family as the Queen's coffin made its final journey from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall.
They have since carried out a number of engagements, their first since they quit the UK in 2020. All eyes were on the couple as they joined Kate and William for a walkabout in Windsor, during which they seemingly put months of tensions and fallout aside to unite in grieve.
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