And here’s the really lovely part: this story isn’t about the number of times she’s been married. It’s about the courage it took to walk away from a marriage that wasn’t right, and the grace to step into a fairy tale that was real. Meghan didn’t let a failed first marriage define her. She learned, she grew, and she opened herself up to love again—on a global stage, no less.
So let’s raise a cup of tea (or a California smoothie) to that. A woman who got it wrong once, got it magnificently right the second time, and never let anyone’s gossip dim her sparkle. She’s proof that your past doesn’t write your future—you do. And if that’s not a happy ending worth smiling about, I don’t know what is.