During a recent tour in Nigeria, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry attended a sitting volleyball match that turned out to be more revealing than expected.

Meghan arrived dressed in a striking £2,275 Joanna Ortiz Tropicana Knight’s dress, adorned with black and white palm leaves and featuring cutout detailing under the bust.

However, her choice of attire raised eyebrows, as many deemed it inappropriate for Nigeria’s conservative culture.

As the couple mingled with the crowd, Meghan didn’t shy away from posing for selfies.

A video captured by the Daily Mail shows her kneeling beside a woman who appeared physically challenged, ready for a picture.

Yet, there was an unsettling twist—Meghan did not engage in conversation with the woman.

It seemed more about the photo opportunity than a genuine connection, leaving one to wonder if the woman even grasped what was happening.

In another moment, Meghan attempted to converse with a group of ladies while Prince Harry was absent.

However, their interactions were brief and lacked warmth.

The dynamics shifted dramatically when Harry joined them; he sparked engaging discussions, and the ladies responded enthusiastically.

Meanwhile, Meghan wore a forced smile, clearly feeling the sting of being sidelined.

As the event progressed, Meghan found herself increasingly isolated.

The bustling crowd continued their lively chatter, seemingly oblivious to her presence.

It became painfully clear—she was forgotten entirely.

In that moment, Meghan stood alone, a stark contrast to her husband, who was at the center of attention, effortlessly connecting with others.

Imagine arriving in a foreign country, expecting admiration as a royal guest, only to find yourself utterly ignored.

That was the reality for Meghan as she stood lost in the crowd.

She resorted to awkwardly touching her neck and clothes, trying to mask her discomfort with a forced smile.

The cheers around her felt hollow, as if no one truly cared about her presence.

Interestingly, the men surrounding Meghan at the match seemed completely unaware of her existence.

This lack of attention underscored her isolation.

At one point, a local woman approached Meghan, recognizing the inappropriateness of her outfit.

The woman offered a piece of cloth, perhaps intending to help Meghan honor local customs—a respectful gesture that highlighted the cultural divide.

Later on, Meghan encountered a group of people holding roses.

She broke one off and handed it to a girl named Royalty OJ6.

Unfortunately, the interaction felt disingenuous.

The girl appeared puzzled, likely questioning who Meghan was and why she was there.

This lack of connection is not a new phenomenon; whenever Meghan interacts with children, they often seem confused rather than delighted.

The stark contrast between Meghan’s experiences and Harry’s interactions was palpable.

While he engaged warmly with the crowd, Meghan’s attempts to connect fell flat.

Her efforts to fit in were overshadowed by the growing realization that she was not the focus of attention.

This incident in Nigeria raises questions about the couple’s approach to public engagements.

While Meghan may have intended to connect with the local culture, her actions often come off as rehearsed and insincere.

The disconnect between her expectations and reality was evident, leaving her feeling exposed and vulnerable.

As the day went on, Meghan’s experience serves as a reminder that authenticity resonates more than mere photo opportunities.