Lady Alice Manners debunks Meghan Markle's claim that she never researched the royal family with meme
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Lady Alice Manners is joining her two sisters, Lady Violet and Lady Eliza, in siding with the crown in the intense Royals vs the Sussexes dispute that became the much-talked-about subjects after Harry and Meghan's sit-down interview with Oprah Winfrey. She recently shared a meme in an attempt to debunk Meghan Markle's claims that she was ill-researched and didn't know what she was getting into before marrying into the royal family.
The meme is a collage are pictures of Lady Diana and Meghan Markle's resemblance in dressing style. The meme suggests that Meghan has dressed as the late Princess in the past, implying that it wasn't an accident.
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Alice also pointed out that Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, was making false claims when he said he didn't get to ride on the baby seat of his father's bicycle as a child. She also posted a spectacular photograph of the queen in all her glory riding on horseback and captioned it saying, "How it's done". She also added that the Queen and Princess Margaret too had "made sacrifices" throughout their life.
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The Manners Sisters
Alice along and her siblings are known as the "Bad-Manners" sisters in UK tabloids. The three sisters are known for their love for parties, jet-setting across the globe on fancy vacations, and sharing each bit of their very phenomenal lives on their Instagram pages. "We love nothing better than having a party," Alice said in an interview. "Put us on a mountaintop or in a ballroom, we’ll have a good time. But partying is not the be-all of our lives. We realize the value of work, not just money-wise but mentally. It keeps you sane," she added emphasizing that they're equally inclined towards working to earn their glamorous lifestyle.
"It is part of our upbringing that we know how to have fun and party — but we know how to get up the next morning at nine o’clock and go to work,” Violet Manners said adding to the topic. “I’ve never missed a day of work. Life is about getting the balance right," she said during the interview.
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Alice attended the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design and is a model, stylist, creative director, and consultant. She's also interned at magazines like British Vogue and Tatler and she's also written a column for the Sunday Telegraph. She always had a love for fashion and helped her sisters and mother dress up while growing up. "I literally think back and I've dressed my mum for nearly every major event she's ever gone to," she says. "Even Violet and Eliza will come to me and say, 'I've got this party and it's this theme, what do I wear?'"
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All three sisters are currently working on a book about three of their great, great aunts, a trio of Manners sisters who the public was equally interested in during their time. Lady Violet, Lady Marjorie and Lady Diana Manners came of age during the two World Wars and went on to become Lady Elcho, the Marchioness of Anglesey, and Lady Diana Cooper, respectively.
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