^^ Thanks for clarifying
@Skittl1321. As the Cosmo article advised: "
"One of Meghan Markle's old friends' has once again emerged to spill details on her life pre-royal family, and the newest claim—which we should all take with a thousands grains of salt—is that Meghan forced her ex-husband Trevor Engelson to sign a 'pregnancy contract.'"
This 'friend' sounds like the former best friend from childhood, Ninaki Priddy, who has been making a ton of money off of Meghan over the past two years, with old photos, videos, and 'made-up' negative stories. Nothing positive, all negative. Priddy looks and acts like a leech, and not a 'best friend' of any kind. Priddy herself said that she sided with Trevor when Meghan & Trevor broke up. So it looks to me as if Priddy has made her bed and must lie in it forevermore.
Who knows for sure re the so-called 'pregnancy contract.' What has been made to sound sinister and demanding might be something else entirely. From the little I have read about the Engelson/Markle relationship, I doubt that Meghan was ever able to 'force' her first husband to do anything, and even if she could I sincerely doubt that would be her modus operandi.
As we can see from her relationship with Prince Harry, it appears that Meghan prefers to suggest and to lead by example. Harry surely made the decision to stop smoking and drinking on his own rather than from any continual 'nagging' by Meghan. Recent reports are that Harry works out regularly and that he's been eating healthy with assistance from a nutritionist, and that he's even been trying out yoga, and getting up early like Meghan does, and drinking green juices. Seemingly, these healthier choices by Harry are largely a result of his seeing how such choices have benefited Meghan, and thus wishing to join her in practicing a more healthy lifestyle. It appears that they encourage and support each other in a good way. It seems to be working for them both, as in a strong partnership, not a co-dependency.
Hopefully, those around Harry appreciate the positive changes, which seem to be very much for the better. Prince Charles has been quoted as saying that
"Meghan is the best thing to have happened to Harry..."
https://www.townandcountrymag.com/s...kle-best-thing-that-happened-to-prince-harry/
I already gleaned from researching Meghan's Instagram and from reading quotes from her true friends (past and current) that Meghan is a positive person who enjoys supporting and encouraging others. Of course, that doesn't make her perfect, but she's good at accentuating the positive it seems. Meghan once wrote on her Tig website:
"Thoughts become things, so it's important to stay as positive as possible. It's crazy how it trickles into everything in your life."
One thing Meghan apparently doesn't appear to want to be strictly perfect about is how she dresses. She's very quirky, edgy, laid-back, casual and 'untailored' most of the time. A lot of fashion observers wish she would employ a tailor and seek more counsel with her professional wardrobe. Sometimes, her choices are hit and miss. But I do like that she's being a bit less 'royally' safe than she was immediately after the wedding. She seems to be trying to assert more of her own aesthetic, though sartorially it's all still a work-in-progress.
The Sussexes at Prince Charles' 50th anniversary investiture celebration today:
http://www.meghansmirror.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/PA-41595293-768x1173.jpg
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/03/05/12/10599346-6772677-image-a-42_1551788876749.jpg
http://madaboutmeghan.blogspot.com/
That's a very pretty dress on Meghan; the cream coat is a repeat from a number of recent outings.