In a recent interview with Harper’s Bazaar, Meghan Markle shared intimate details about her admiration for her husband, Prince Harry. She expressed her fondness for his childlike curiosity and playful nature. Furthermore, Meghan discussed her joy in transitioning from making jam in her kitchen to launching her lifestyle brand, As Ever, with her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet by her side.
However, a particular moment from the interview sparked amusement as the journalist recounted being introduced by the house manager as ‘Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex’ upon their second meeting in a New York residence, despite the absence of other individuals. This incident reignited previous criticisms Meghan faced for retaining her royal title following her and Harry’s departure from official royal duties five years ago.
Royal expert Jennie Bond dismissed the introduction as “absurd” but suggested that it might have been an overzealous gesture from the staff due to Americans’ excitement over titles. She emphasized that the scenario contradicted Meghan’s usual approachability and suggested refraining from criticizing her for the incident.
Recently, Meghan and Harry were seen celebrating Thanksgiving in the US with their children. The couple surprised many by taking Archie and Lilibet to assist at a community kitchen in Los Angeles, providing meals to those in need before the holiday. The photos shared on Meghan’s Instagram showcased the couple actively participating in meal preparation, aligning with the mission of their foundation, Archewell, to promote compassion and community upliftment.
The visit to Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles reinforced Archewell’s commitment to serving and supporting communities locally and globally, especially during the holiday season. The Foundation’s statement highlighted their dedication to ensuring no one is left behind and meeting the needs of their neighbors in times of hardship.