The teen who stole the prince's heart, Megan Merkel tells you how to marry a prince

Who among us has not been fascinated by Disney stories, when the simple beauty marries the prince of the kingdom, to live together happily ever after. The heart of the prince, it seems that it did not come by chance, Megan had planned all this since she visited Buckingham Palace as a 15-year-old teenager, and took a picture at its gates during a tour she made in 1996 in London, a photo published by Al Arabiya.net. , without knowing that the official residence of Britain's kings will open its doors for her after 21 years, but that she will meet Queen Elizabeth II, and obtain her consent to marry her grandson, the Prince.

The marriage was scheduled for next May, according to a small statement distributed by Kensington Palace, the official residence of the current British royal family, located in the gardens known by the same name in London. As for the picture taken by a passing photographer of the American teenager Rachel Meghan Markle and published by the British newspaper “Daily Mail” prominent on its website today, it shows Markle sitting on a metal barrier on the sidewalk opposite the palace in London, and to her left is a friend of hers since childhood, her name is Ninaki Priddy, an American like her.

The newspaper obtained the photo from the friend who appeared in it, who was told that she was not at all shocked by the announcement of her friend’s engagement to the prince, who is 33 years old, and three years younger than his fiancée, explaining to the newspaper that it appears “as if she had planned this all her life,” according to her expression.

Meghan's ex-girlfriend also added that the latter "completely managed what she wanted, and Harry signed (in what she planned).. She was always fascinated by the royal family, and dreamed of being the second Diana," referring to Harry's late mother.
"Ninaki", who did not mention the newspaper about what she works and where she resides, expected that "(the actress) will play her role, and my advice to the prince is to know where to put his feet," according to the conclusion of the friend who does not seem to be among those invited to the wedding ceremony scheduled for his ceremonies, according to what She stated in British media today, in the "St George's Chapel" dedicated to religious rites, located in the famous "Windsor" Castle.