Prince Harry mentioned in his memoir Spare how his sister-in-law, the Princess of Wales, emailed his newlywed wife Meghan Markle after she first participated in the 2018 Trooping the Colour, and it seems awkward that she responded.
It’s just days before one of the biggest events in the royal calendar – Trooping the Colour. It sees all the royals out in force for the annual Sovereign’s Birthday Parade followed by them Firm appearing on the Buckingham Palace balcony.
In recent years, spots on the balcony for the RAF flypast have been reserved for working members of the monarchy only – however, this wasn’t always the case. And before quitting as working royals and carving out a new life in the United States, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were regulars at the major event. Meghan’s first appearance was in 2018, just weeks after she tied the knot with Prince Harry in a fairytale ceremony in Windsor Castle.
However, Meghan attempted to make fun of her sister-in-law Kate in Harry’s controversial memoir, Spare, but it was met with a “yawning silence.”
Meghan stood proudly next to her new husband, who was dressed in his military uniform, at the same time as the other woman who was wearing a baby pink dress and matching hat. And Meghan was spotted conversing with Kate, William, and Camilla, according to Harry, who claims things were much more awkward in the background.
Harry claims that Meghan responded to Kate’s question, “Colourful,” when they returned inside after they had stepped back inside. A yawning silence, according to Harry, threatened to engulf us all.
The Sussexes did not attend Trooping the Colour the following year, but the rest of the royals have since left. And it seems like Meghan will attend a significant event this year on the same day as Trooping.
In order to promote community wellbeing, she will be the guest of honor at a museum’s Night of Wonder in the US.
The Natural History Museum in Los Angeles will host other famous people as they transform the space into an enchanting nocturnal garden. Live music and installations from the LA landscape and the surrounding area will be featured at the event, and guests will be treated to a farm-to-table dinner prepared using ingredients from the museum’s nature gardens.
The Office of Prince Harry and Meghan stated that the duchess’s desire to promote community wellbeing and uplift young women “dovetails with the museums’ approach to connecting community and science by creating meaningful educational experiences that empower young minds.”
Among the programmes shared on the website of their charity, the Archewell Foundation, is The Welcome Project, where Meghan focuses on addressing “the social isolation recently resettled women experience around the world and building more inclusive and connected communities”.
Our equity-focused approach to developing science literacy for the next generation, including through our Stem and Steam Pathways programs, aligns with our honorable Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, a native Angeleno, said NHMLAC’s president and director Lori Bettison-Varga.
Source: Mirror
Leave a Reply