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Meghan Markle is bringing Hollywood-style secrecy to the British dinner table — and insiders warn it could go down like a lead balloon.
After Martha Stewart repeated details from a private dinner conversation involving Meghan’s meeting with King Charles, sources tell Naughty But Nice that the Duchess now wants nondisclosure agreements signed before accepting dinner invitations.
Yes, paperwork before pudding.
“Meghan is deadly serious,” a source tells Naughty But Nice. “If there’s any chance private or royal matters will be discussed, she wants an NDA in place before she even says yes. No signature, no Meghan.”
Insiders say Meghan believes the move is about protecting her privacy. But back in Britain, where she and Harry are rebuilding their lives, sources warn demanding legal agreements from dinner companions could make an already complicated social return even trickier.
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“This might be normal around Hollywood celebrities, but asking British friends to sign legal paperwork before dinner is going to raise eyebrows,” an insider tells Naughty But Nice. “People want a glass of wine and a laugh — not a contract.”
The Stewart episode left Meghan particularly sensitive about private conversations becoming public.
“Meghan’s position is simple: what happens around her dinner table stays there,” says the source. “She’s not taking chances anymore.”
But there could be a price for all that privacy.
“Harry needs old friends around him,” warns the insider. “Start handing those friends NDAs before dinner and they will decide to eat somewhere else.”
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Rob Shuter
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Omg how delusional is nutmeg? If she is demanding this, the easiest solution is don’t invite her. She is seriously right up herself.
If she said nothing more than generic "lonely afternoon, kids had a wonderful time with their grandfather," the what does she have to be so sensitive about?