Neither was that the only time she decided that royal fashion norms weren’t for her. She also ditched the tights at the 2018 Endeavour Fund Awards, opting for a green Self-Portrait dress with a blazer, and at the Royal Foundation’s inaugural forum in February. So why has she decided to go all conventional on us now?

First and foremost, the change to tights indicates that Meghan is formally undertaking her royal duties, and that means following the Queen’s rules. It signifies that Meghan means business: that she’s ready to be a duchess and wants to take her responsibilities seriously.

But protocol or no protocol, Meghan’s nude-toned tights were… bad. Not because she looked bad in them – she couldn’t look bad in anything – but because they were completely the wrong shade for her skin colour. And we think that says more about the lack of diverse shades offered by the hosiery industry than royal stuffiness.

With Meghan still firmly in the spot light, it comes as no surprise that the internet has lost it with these tights.

Meghan Markle's tights are breaking the internet and this is why