meghan markle has issued an apology for an unexpected reason. The former actor apologized after disrupting a TikTok “party” in the ladies’ room. The Duchess of Sussex shared the apology on her Instagram post, where she also talked about her friend Kelly Mackie Jazzfen and the Alliance for Children’s Rights’ 34th annual Champions for Children event.
Meghan Markle apologizes for ‘crashing’ a TikTok party in the ladies’ room
Meghan Markle recently apologized for ruining a TikTok “party” in the ladies’ room in an Instagram post. She shared the apology on her March 20 post, where she also noted that “Proud to honor my forever friend @_heartmom_ for her outstanding work for @allianceforchildrensrights and @allianceofmoms. Kelly, you are one of them.”
She added, “Such a special evening + congratulations to the girls who made TikTok videos in the ladies room (!) Sorry we ruined your party, but it was too good not to share.” The Duchess of Sussex attended the Alliance for Children’s Rights’ 34th annual Champions for Children event at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills last week.
The former actor was the star guest at the Los Angeles awards ceremony and presented the award to his close friend Kelly Mackie Jazzfen for her work with the Alliance of Moms and the Alliance for Children’s Rights. Czaphen also appeared on Markle’s Netflix show, “With Love, Meghan” last year.
Markle’s recap video shows her and her friend stumbling upon two women making TikTok videos in the bathroom. He even shook hands with them after they interrupted their filming. However, the Duchess encouraged them to carry on as she watched from the sidelines, smiling and cheering for one of the women dancing while the other filmed her on the phone. Markle and the girls had a good laugh after filming the shot.
talking to hello! magazine At the Champions for Children ceremony, Szczffen said it meant a lot to have Markle, one of her “best friends”, there. “I’m honored that she said yes (to the presentation) and she’s also been on this journey with me. She supports the Alliance and has been doing so for the past few years,” Szajfen said.