Elton John Snubs Meghan for Ambassador Role in Beauty Brand Collaboration

A recent report reveals that Sir Elton John has teamed up with the Charlotte Tilbury brand, but a decision was made to exclude Meghan Markle from the ambassador role following a controversial move by Prince Harry's wife.

The holiday season, known for its emphasis on togetherness and generosity, has inspired Charlotte Tilbury to launch a new collection and campaign that encapsulates the spirit of giving.

In a unique collaboration, Sir Elton John, a close friend of Charlotte Tilbury for over two decades, is featured in the holiday campaign alongside her nieces Sophia and Bella Tilbury, as well as renowned figures like Kate Moss, Jordan Dunn, Michaela J. Rodriguez, and Raina Sawayama.

The Charlotte Tilbury and Elton John Rocket Collection marks a special partnership between the iconic musician and the beauty brand, celebrating the festive season and Charlotte Tilbury's role as the official founding beauty partner of the Rocket Fund under Sir Elton John's AIDS Foundation.

This collection includes a range of products such as matte lipsticks, beauty bags, and more, all designed to capture the essence of the collaboration.

Charlotte Tilbury expressed her admiration for Elton John, describing him as a national treasure, a multi-talented individual, and a true creative force who has left a lasting impact on generations.

In the promotional campaign, Charlotte Tilbury, Elton John, and Kate Moss showcase the holiday collection, reminiscing about the magical evening they shared at John's Vicarage Road final show, which served as the inspiration for their collaboration.

Speculation arose about whether Elton John would involve his close friend Meghan Markle in the campaign.

However, insider sources revealed that Meghan's involvement was declined by the Charlotte Tilbury brand for two main reasons.

Given the ongoing tensions between Meghan and the British royal family, Charlotte Tilbury felt it was not suitable to engage Meghan due to the brand's UK-based identity and values.

Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Limited, established in 2013 by British makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury, is renowned for its presence in 76 countries and its commitment to promoting beauty and self-care.

Meghan's previous endorsement of Charlotte Tilbury's lipstick for a magazine cover highlighted her preference for British beauty brands, aligning with the tradition of British royals endorsing brands that empower women and minorities.

However, a recent controversy emerged when Meghan and Harry accused Princess Catherine of refusing to share lip gloss with Meghan, a claim that was debunked by palace insiders.

Neil Sean, a royal commentator, shed light on the incident, suggesting that Meghan may have fabricated the story to tarnish Princess Catherine's reputation.

The narrative surrounding Meghan's alleged encounter with Princess Catherine reflects a pattern of unsubstantiated claims and controversies surrounding the Duchess.

As speculations continue to swirl, it appears that Meghan's attempt to cast aspersions on Princess Catherine's character has backfired, raising questions about the authenticity of Meghan's statements and motives.