Meghan Markle’s recent interview with Harper’s Bazaar has stirred up conversations, with a particular focus on an interesting moment during the meeting. In the interview, Meghan expressed admiration for her husband, Prince Harry, citing his childlike wonder and playfulness as qualities that attracted her. She also shared her joy at her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, witnessing her transition from making jam in the kitchen to launching her lifestyle brand, As Ever.
One standout moment from the interview that garnered some mockery was when the interviewer recounted being introduced as ‘Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex’ by the house manager during a second meeting at a house in New York, despite the absence of other individuals in the house. This incident reignited past criticisms of Meghan holding onto her royal title despite her and Harry’s decision to step back from their royal duties five years ago.
Royal expert Jennie Bond found the introduction “absurd” but suggested it might have been a case of overzealous staff getting carried away with titles, especially in an American setting where titles often elicit excitement.
Recently, Meghan and Harry were spotted celebrating Thanksgiving in the US with their children. They were seen at Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles, a community kitchen, where they volunteered to prepare meals for those in need. Meghan, donning a white cap and an apron bearing the logo of their Archewell Foundation, and Harry, in a branded apron and cap, were captured smiling as they engaged in the charitable activity.
The couple’s mission, as highlighted by Meghan in her Instagram post, is to “show up, do good,” a message echoed on the Archewell Foundation website, emphasizing their commitment to serving and uplifting communities globally.
As the holiday season approaches, the couple continues to advocate for compassion in action, ensuring that nobody is left behind and that communities’ needs are met.
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