Kate Middleton makes Meghan Markle upset with her new stunt?

Kate Middleton teased Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle with her latest move in Jordan where she and her husband Prince Harry attended the country's Crown Prince Hussein and his Saudi bride Princess Rajwa's royal wedding on Thursday.

King Charles and royal family have seemingly given full support and power to Kate to steal the limelight as she's projecting very good image of the monarchy with her people-friendly attitude and stunning fashion sense.

Meghan, who accepted the 2023 Women of Vision award at a glittering gala in New York City last month, rocked a shimmery dress to apparently mark a departure from her royal wardrobe that shows she’s not trying to blend in anymore. 

The Duchess stole the spotlight and captured media attention with her US stunt last month as she donned a Johanna Ortiz number with a subtle cutout at the stomach, the former “Suits” actress glowed as she accepted the award from feminist icon Gloria Steinem — and her dress might have contained a hidden message to the royal family.

Now, Prince William's wife opted to wear one of her go-to royal headpieces, the diamond and pearl Queen Mary’s Lover’s Knot tiara for the lavish royal event out of the UK. Although she's worn the tiara on multiple occasions before, the glamorous moment marked the first time Kate has ever worn a tiara outside of the Britain.

Kate was all smiles and in high spirits to have the honour from the newly crowned King and the royal family who fully support and trust Kate and want her to shine with all her beam.

Kate chose her go-to headpiece, Queen Mary's Lover's Knot tiara, but it was still a royal first. The mother-of-three's move seems to tease the Duchess of Sussex with her dignity and royal appearance at the big event where the royals and other dignitaries of the world gathered to attend the most glamourous wedding of the year.

She wore the tiara differently than usual, making for a personal style first. While she typically wears her hair in an elegant updo for formal occasions calling for the royal head-toppers. She chose to wear her hair down at the wedding banquet with the tiara doubling as a headband.