In a shocking revelation, Tom Bower, author of a new biography on Meghan Markle, has exposed an unsettling incident during the Duchess’ visit to Rwanda in January 2016.

The video footage, captured six months prior to Meghan’s encounter with Prince Harry, portrays her as a hands-on volunteer rather than a member of the royal family.

During her trip to Rwanda, Meghan Markle, serving as an ambassador for World Vision Canada, demonstrated her enthusiasm by engaging with locals, exchanging pleasantries, and even receiving a heartfelt hug from a young girl who expressed gratitude for the clean water initiatives.

However, behind the scenes, a different side of Meghan emerged.

According to Bower, the Duchess flew first class to Rwanda, accompanied by her personal hair and makeup artist, as well as fashion photographer Gabor Durena.

Bower further claims that Meghan was caught shouting at children who failed to smile during a photo opportunity, raising eyebrows and leaving many bewildered.

The biography sheds light on Meghan’s attempts to secure an invitation to join World Vision Canada’s trip to promote their work in building water wells.

The connection between Meghan and the charity was facilitated by advertising agency KBS, with creative director Matt Hassel suggesting her as an ideal candidate for the project.

Sierminski, the film’s producer, had initially planned to travel with Meghan but was unable to do so, resulting in the Duchess arriving with a team of World Vision marketing executives and a Canadian cameraman.

Bower’s account reveals that after filming scenes of children enjoying clean water, Meghan vanished with the fashion photographer, leaving Sierminski uncertain of her intentions.

Durena later posted the fashion photographs on his website, which would eventually gain significant value eight months later.

During this period, Meghan shared her experiences on her website, The Tig, where she discussed her time volunteering in a refugee camp in Rwanda.

In an emotional piece, she expressed her commitment to balancing Hollywood and humanitarian work, stating, “I’ve never wanted to be a lady who lunches, I’ve always wanted to be a woman who works.”

Bower’s book also highlights the challenges he faced while researching Meghan’s life, as she allegedly instructed her friends and colleagues not to speak with him.

Despite this, Bower managed to gather insights from around 80 individuals.

When questioned about the credibility of his account, considering his sources may have harbored negative sentiments towards the Duchess, Bower defended his work, stating that he meticulously sifted through information to ensure accuracy.

This revelation has left many wondering about Meghan Markle’s motivations and aspirations prior to meeting Prince Harry.

Some critics argue that her actions during the Rwanda visit suggest a desire for social climbing rather than genuine philanthropy.

However, others believe that Meghan’s involvement in humanitarian work, even before her royal status, reflects her dedication to making a positive impact on the world.

As the Duchess of Sussex remains silent on these claims, the debate surrounding her intentions continues.

The behind-the-scenes truth of her Rwanda visit has undoubtedly added a new layer of complexity to the ongoing narrative surrounding Meghan Markle.