Let’s be honest—her first public curtsy didn’t exactly go as planned. When Meghan Markle joined her fiancé, Prince Harry, and the entire royal family for Christmas Day services at St. Mary Magdalene Church, all eyes were glued to her every move. As Queen Elizabeth, the 91-year-old matriarch of the monarchy, walked by, Meghan attempted her formal recognition with what some described as a “wobbly bob.” British newspapers and royal watchers weren’t shy about pointing out that Meghan seemed a little unsure of herself. But hey, give her credit—she was trying, and that’s half the battle!

And try she is. Since officially moving to London in November, Meghan has been diving headfirst into intense training to prepare for her new role as a princess, according to Life & Style. But this prep didn’t just start after she moved—it began long before Meghan, 36, and Harry, 33, even got engaged. A royals insider spills the tea: “Meghan can’t wait to marry Harry and has been spending months preparing to be his wife. She doesn’t want to ruffle any royal feathers. Her goal? To be ready for her new position and master all the nuances of life as a royal. It’s clear she’s determined to make it work.”

From Suits to Curtsies: Meghan's New Full-Time Job

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Here’s the thing: Meghan wrapped up her seven-year run on the hit legal drama Suits in November. And trust me, it couldn’t have come at a better time—because she’s got a new full-time gig to focus on. The woman who became the most-Googled person in the world in 2017 is now “getting special fast-track training on royal etiquette,” according to the insider. The plan is for a royal aide to visit Meghan at Kensington Palace for “at least three weeks of intense training.” The schedule? Classes start sharp at 8:30 a.m. and wrap up around 7 p.m. daily. One of the big items on the agenda? You guessed it—curtsying. Not only does Meghan need to perfect the execution, but she also has to learn the intricate social hierarchy dictating to whom she must curtsy (and who must curtsy to her) once she becomes Harry’s wife.

But that’s not all. “The classes will also include dining etiquette and privacy rules,” says the insider. “She’ll learn how to handle difficult family members with dignity and class, and even get lessons on crisis management. This isn’t just about curtsying—it’s about becoming a well-rounded royal who can handle anything that comes her way.”