The former NFL star shared an interesting overview of the Duke’s life and the Duchess of Sussex in Montecito while playing a playful blow to their choice of alcohol.
Troy Aikman’s remarks intervene after some residents of Montecito criticized Meghan Markle for being “distant” and having a “controlled image”.
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Troy Aikman says he did not “meet” Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
The NFL renowned temple, Aikman, revealed a recent interview with US Weekly That he did not have a race with his neighbors of high level Montecito, Harry and Meghan, and that he does not expect it.
“I haven’t met them,” said Aikman. “But they are there from what I can bring together. I think anyone who has a heartbeat knows that they are there. But I don’t hang out with them, that’s for sure.”
While promoting his brand Elite Light Beer, he joked saying that the Royals are probably not fans of his drink. “I don’t think they drink a lot of light beer,” he joked.
Since the Sussex moved to the high -end enclave of California of Montecito in 2020, their presence aroused mixed reactions among long -standing residents, several affirming that the community does not feel their presence.
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Montecito Insider says that Meghan Markle keeps his distance while Harry blends with the locals
A resident of Montecito, Richard Mineards, weighed on the presence of Harry and Meghan in the high -end community, noting a net contrast between the couple’s public characters.
According to Mineards, Meghan, who won the nickname “the Princess of Montecito”, tends to keep her distance from the relaxed atmosphere of the neighborhood.
Speaking to Daily mail“He pointed out:” She cultivates a very controlled image. She pays attention to each appearance, each word, each gesture. And here in Montecito, we appreciate simple, even famous people. “
Mineards continued: “Oprah Winfrey, for example, appears during charitable events. Meghan does not play community game.”
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Prince Harry is more “comfortable” in Montecito than Meghan Markle
Unlike Meghan, a Kingdoms noted that Harry’s local perception is considerably more favorable.
“He is always charming, accessible, with this very recognizable Windsor accent. He smiles, shakes his hand, gladly exchanges a few words,” he shared.
The journalist said that Harry had been spotted with casualness while enjoying the city “at the beach, in a biological or bicycle cafe in the hills”.
“Harry has kept his side of good humor. We think he is more comfortable here, even with his personal difficulties,” added Kides.
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Sharon Stone defends Harry and Meghan: “They came to be part of our community”
Despite criticism, not all the inhabitants share this feeling. Actress Sharon Stone offered a contrasting view in an interview in 2020 with Access to HollywoodPraising the couple’s intention to integrate rather than isolate.
“You know, the thing about them that is so great is that they haven’t come here to live from our community,” she said. “They came here to be part of our community.”
The actress of “Basic Instinct” continued to share a neighborhood story: “My friend said that she was sitting in her car, and they bicycle on the other side of the street and gave her while she was sitting in the red light. They are part of our community.”
She continued: “They have become a part of donations, attentive and participants in our community. They are not there to say to themselves:” Would you like my buttocks to kiss me? “”
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Meghan Markle is thinking about the perception of the public, renown and resilience in the interview with Podcast Candide
Aikman’s remarks followed Meghan’s revealing conversation on a recent episode of Podcast organized by his nearby friend Emma Grede, the British CEO of Good American and the founding partner of the Skims brand Kim Kardashian.
During candid catGreede asked a striking question: “If you could rewrite your public story from zero, is there something you would do differently?”
With a compound expression, the duchess replied: “Yes, I would ask people to tell the truth.”
Grede suggested that the constant false stories must be exasperated, to which Meghan replied by recalling a piece of wisdom from her longtime friend, the tennis icon Serena Williams.
The Royal said, “My dear friend Serena, she said to me years ago:” A lie cannot live forever. “”
She then gleaned, before adding: “Eight years, it’s long, but not forever”, clearly referring to the duration since Harry and Harry’s relationship became public for the first time.
