Meghan Markle has shared a fervent video on her Instagram in response to the tragic wildfires in LA.
The Duchess of Sussex appears visibly moved, almost to tears, as she discusses a young victim of the fires.
Meghan begins by saying to the camera: “I was just told that something arrived that I had been waiting for.”
The former Suits actress shares a story how she and Prince Harry met a woman and her 15-year-old daughter, whose house had burned down, when the estranged royal pair paid a visit to Altadena, California, after the terrible Los Angeles fires.
Meghan said: “Her mum shared something with me and said that when they came back to see their house for the first time, which is as we were meeting them, that all that she’d been looking for in her home was the T-shirt from the Billie Eilish concert that she had just gone to that she left in the washing machine or the dryer.”
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Meghan opened up about her sincere efforts to support the young fan and her mother, expressing her gratitude in the latest video.
She excitedly said: “I thought of everybody that I knew and I made a voice note and I was like please can someone get this voice note to Billie Eilish.”
In this video she shows off signed memorabilia and a lunch box from the pop sensation, admitting: “You guys, I don’t even know what all this stuff means, but it’s signed for her.”
In a sincere sign-off, Meghan extends her thanks to those who contribute to bring joy to the girl, saying: “Huge thank you, Billie Eilish. This is going to mean so much to her, and honestly to Adam Levine and Behati, you guys helped get this over the line to everyone who’s showing up for people in big and small ways to get through what’s happened in California.”
She sums up with heartfelt appreciation: “Just thank you so much. I’m going to go and email her mum now. Just wanted to share that with you guys.”
Then, Prince Harry and Meghan have been working to support the Southern California communities impacted by the devastating wildfires. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have made donations and donated clothing, kids’ items and other essentials through their own Archewell Foundation.
