Meghan Markle Has Reportedly "Dramatically" Changed Prince Harry's Diet
According to royal biographer Andrew Morton, Meghan Markle has dramatically changed Prince Harry's diet.


Adding a new member to a family rarely comes without some changes and compromises on both sides. Meghan Markle's adjustment to the royal family—and the royal family's adjustment to her—has been talked about a lot. For all of the reports that Meghan is trying (opens in new tab) to make sweeping changes to The Firm or that she's being stifled and isolated by the family and left feeling lonely sad (opens in new tab), most of the "changes" related to Meghan and the royals coming together are just speculation.
At least one of Meghan's rumored impacts (opens in new tab) on the royals has been confirmed by royal biographer Andrew Morton, though: Meghan has absolutely changed Prince Harry's diet (opens in new tab). The actress, a known, self-professed foodie, (opens in new tab) started her work changing how Harry eats long before she officially married into the royal fam, too.
Speaking to Express (opens in new tab), Morton explained:
"She loves cooking, exploring new foods and experimenting with fresh flavors. Just as Meghan encouraged a helping of culinary adventure, so she dramatically changed the contents of Prince Harry’s fridge."
As for what's in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's fridge these days, Morton says it's mostly very healthy fare:
"Meghan never leaves home unless she has hummus, carrots, green juice, almonds and chia seed pudding in the fridge. When California met Kensington there was only going to be one victor in the dietary smack-down."
Unfortunately, Morton attributed the changes to a generalized notion about American women trying to "fix" their men instead of the more likely explanation—that Meghan cares about Harry (opens in new tab) and his health and that she, like any human considering joining their life to another human's, wanted to share her values and passions with him.
"As one observer noted: 'Americans like to change their men in many small ways,'" he said, according to Express (opens in new tab).
Sigh.
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