Soft Machine’s Sir Karl Jenkins responds to claims he is Meghan Markle in disguise

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pic.twitter.com/Ni5wh27keT— Bob Cryer (@bobbicee) May 6, 2023I don't know much about the #Coronation but I do know this is obviously a disguise and 100% they're going to try and steal the crown jewels pic.twitter.com/uuchDtfi2S— Edward DeRuiter (@edwardderuiter) May 6, 2023Taking to his TikTok page, the multi-instrumentalist and composer acknowledged the attention he has received since attending the service and addressed the claims that he may have been Markle in disguise.“I understand there has been a lot of interest in me since I appeared at the coronation of King Charles III,” he said on the update. “I was there because I’d written some music for the service.

I was quite surprised that some people thought I was Meghan Markle in disguise. Someone wrote I was there, whoever I was, to steal the Crown Jewels!”“I look this way all the time,” he continued. “I’ve had this moustache since I was 18 years old.

It was very trendy then. So that’s me… Nothing sinister about it or surprising at all.”According to the BBC, Jenkins had written a “haunting” and “very Welsh” piece for the ceremony, which was performed by the coronation orchestra, and also featured royal harpist Alis Huws.Sir Karl Jenkins sets the record straight on his attendance at the coronation. #fyp #coronation #disguise #karljenkins ♬ Jenkins: Adiemus – Karl Jenkins In other coronation news, following the crowning of King Charles III on Saturday (May 6), a celebration concert on the grounds of Windsor Castle was held the following day (May 7), featuring performances from Katy Perry, Lionel Richie, Take That and more.Following Richie’s performance of two of his hit songs ‘Easy Like Sunday Morning’ and ‘All Night Long’, fans once again took to social media to discuss.