Since her New York trip, it has been quieter about Duchess Meghan. Now she steps in front of the cameras again to give children something special and to read to them virtually.
Montecito – The Duchess of Sussex (40) has gone in front of the camera in her Californian garden and reads from her children’s book “The Bench” as a guest on a YouTube series. But that’s not all. The mother of two small children is also giving away her first work as a donation to the “Assistance League of LA”, an organization that cares for children at risk. With this, Duchess Meghan shows her heart and lets the world take part in a deep insight into her book project. *
Duchess Meghan: With this appearance, she wants to make children happy
Duchess Meghan’s first children’s book “The Bench” has been on sale since June 2021 and also stormed the bestseller lists *. Now the 40-year-old has shared her success with children in LA and made her eyes shine. The story time on Youtube begins with Meghan introducing herself and explaining that she wrote the book for husband Prince Harry * (37) and son Archie * (2). “For the man and the boy who make my heart beat,” says the book in Meghan’s calligraphic-inspired handwriting.
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Duchess Meghan: Children’s aid is an affair of the heart for you and Prince Harry
“The students at our preschool learning center were overjoyed when each of them received a personal copy of ‘The Bench’, a children’s book penned by Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex,” said a post on Los Angeles Assistance League “. Thanks go to Harry and Megahn’s Archewell Foundation * for supporting “LA’s most vulnerable children,” as the organization put it. There were also lots of pictures of the students with the work, artistically illustrated in watercolors by illustrator Christian Robinson (35).
The duke couple worked in preschool earlier. In September 2020, they helped plant flowers and vegetables in the garden, including petunias, California wildflowers, tomatoes, pumpkins, and peas.
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When it comes to helping children, the two exiled royals are unstoppable. Prince Harry, for example, was competing with Duchess Kate (39) as a photo expert * with his support as patron and juror of the WellChild project. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
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