15 Royal benefits Meghan Markle will enjoy after marrying Prince Harry – Her wardrobe allowance alone is worth MILLIONS (With Pics)

7 Travelling In Style

Meghan Markle is known to love the jet set lifestyle of frequent travel, so a stylish set of luggage is a no-brainer. You and I might be able to afford what we’d call a good set of suitcases, but for royals, we’d assume that the sky is the limit. How about a Gucci for $50,000 or so? Or may we suggest the Michael Clarke Louis Vuitton Luxury Trunk, retailing at about $170,000? We hear it’s got a lot of pockets inside and the lining is really nice. A duchess can’t be seen traveling all over the world with discount suitcases, can she? It’s a public image thing.

6 Mama Loves Her Fine Dining

Meghan Markle’s now defunct lifestyle website, The Tig, was named after a wine, and she explained the significance on her site. “Tignanello is a full-bodied red wine that I tried about seven years ago,” she said. “In wine circles, it is nicknamed ‘Tig.’ It was my first moment of getting it — I finally understood what people meant by the body, structure, finish, legs of wine. The TIG is my nickname for me getting it. Not just wine, but everything.” Made with a blend of Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc grapes, Tignanello is aged in barriques for about 12 months and for about another year in the bottle. It’s not your typical grocery store wine, in other words. Harry can’t get her everything, but he can spring for a case of her favorite vino at about $100 a bottle, can’t he?

5 Upscale Mani And Pedi

Ever since the big move to London and preparations for the Royal Wedding, celeb watchers in the British capital have been observing Meghan’s new lifestyle. She’s been spotted as a regular at many of London’s best spas for everything from eyebrow shaping to facials and manicures. We think she’d love for Harry to set up a prepaid account so she can pamper herself at her fave spas anytime she feels like it. According to a report in AOL news, her favorites have included Sarah Chapman and her Skinesis clinics. Sarah’s hands are said to be insured to the tune of $1 million, and treatments start at about $500.