Meghan Markle has recently shared some personal insights in a magazine interview, with one particular moment sparking conversation. During the interview with Harper’s Bazaar, she expressed admiration for her husband, Prince Harry, highlighting his childlike wonder and playfulness. Meghan also mentioned 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, witnessing her journey.
However, a moment that garnered attention was when the interviewer was introduced to Meghan as ‘Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex’ by the house manager during a visit to her New York residence. This incident has raised eyebrows, especially considering Meghan and Harry’s past decision to step back from their royal duties.
Royal expert Jennie Bond acknowledged the introduction as “absurd,” suggesting that the house staff may have been overly enthusiastic about having royalty present. Bond emphasized that the context of the meeting was casual and friendly, indicating that Meghan may not be at fault for the grand introduction.
Recently, Meghan and Harry were seen celebrating Thanksgiving in the US with their children. They also made a public appearance at Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles, a community kitchen providing meals to those in need. The couple, wearing aprons bearing logos representing their charitable efforts, were photographed preparing meals and promoting their Archewell Foundation’s mission of “showing up and doing good.”
Their foundation reiterated its commitment to serving communities globally and locally, especially during the holiday season, ensuring that everyone’s needs are met. The couple’s actions reflect their dedication to supporting and uplifting those facing hardships.
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