Duchess Meghan Makes a Surprise Appearance on CNN to Celebrate the Pandemic's "Quiet Heroes"

Princess Diana and Doria Ragland, Harry and Meghan wrote about the "compassion and kindness" they have experienced in their lives. "I am my mother’s son, and I am our son’s mother," the letter for 2021 reads.

Camilla threw a big surprise for a cancer hero.

Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are ending 2020 on a very positive note. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex updated the website for their Archewell Foundation non-profit with a letter declaring their desire to "build a better world, one act of compassion at a time."Alongside sweet childhood photos with their mothers, Princess Diana and Doria Ragland, Harry and Meghan wrote about the "compassion and kindness" they have experienced in their lives.

After what has been an incredibly challenging year, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are hoping to close 2020 out on a hopeful note.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex launched the premier episode of their Archewell Audio podcast series today, December 29, featuring optimistic words from a host of high-profile names from the worlds of philanthropy, social activism, entertainment, and sport.On the couple's first episode that's part of their new multiyear production deal with Spotify, hosts Harry and

Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex released their Christmas card via Mayhew, a animal rescue charity for which Duchess Meghan serves as patron.

Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are currently spending the holiday season quietly in California with their son Archie Mountbatten-Windsor. However, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex decided to make a very special donation to a New Zealand charity to help those in need over Christmas.According to the New Zealand Herald, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reached out to Make Give Live, a "Kiwi knitwear social enterprise," to purchase 100 hats in their son's name.

COVID-19 restrictions limiting how many people we can see. So although mistletoe is a no-go, that doesn't you can't think of the perfect celebrity you'd like to kiss underneath it.

He said he’d “be back.”

They have spent much of the year carefully building their non-profit organization, Archewell, and now the Sussexes are ready to announce the first fruits of their labor—building relief centers that will help feed people in disaster-stricken areas.A spokesperson for Archewell confirms to BAZAAR.com that Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan have forged a philanthropic partnership with food relief charity World Central Kitchen to provide funding to construct four special Community Relief Centers around

As she competes on Strictly Come Dancing's live final, Maisie Smith was left in tears after being surprised with a sweet video message from EastEnders co-star Shona McGarty.The actress, who was complimented by Khloe Kardashian, had completed her second dance and was shown a message from Shona while speaking to Claudia Winkleman. In the clip, Shona, 29, said: "Maisie moo, it's Shona here, your big on-screen sister.

Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan’s decision to step back from their royal roles captured the world’s attention earlier this year, and nine months later, their new lives in the United States as full-time philanthropists and nonprofit founders has continued to intrigue and inspire millions.

Meghan Markle recently paid tribute to those who have made a difference during the coronavirus pandemic during the CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute. The Duchess of Sussex made the surprise appearance just a few weeks after revealing she had suffered a miscarriage earlier in the summer.

Just a few weeks after announcing to the world that she had suffered a miscarriage, Meghan Markle, 39, made her first public appearance during the CNN Heroes special on July 14. She praised the “quiet heroes” who have made a difference in 2020. “In a year that has been universally challenging for everyone, I am inspired by stories of compassion in our communities,” the Duchess of Sussex said.

. “We saw communities standing up and taking action.

Meghan Markle has made her first appearance since announcing her miscarriage and has praised key workers for their work during the coronavirus pandemic.The Duchess of Sussex, who previously shared an emotional message to mark Caroline Flack's birthday, appeared in a clip on CNN to commend those who have worked hard during the difficult time.

CNN’s annual Heroes TV special Sunday to pay homage to the people who’ve made a difference in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.The Duchess of Sussex thanked the “individuals (who) stood up and made sure the most basic needs of our communities were met” in the past year, which she described as being “universally challenging for everyone.”The 39-year-old added: “They made sure those around them did not have to suffer in isolation.”Markle and her husband, Prince Harry, announced earlier

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine The Duchess of Sussex has made her first public appearance since she shared the heartbreaking news that she had suffered a miscarriage. Meghan made a surprise appearance on Sunday’s CNN Heroes special and delivered remarks in a pre-taped segment to celebrate those who have supported others amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Meghan Markle is celebrating the quiet heroes who made a big difference this year. The Duchess of Sussex made a surprise appearance during on Sunday, and lent her voice to the celebration of difference makers.«In a year that has been universally challenging for everyone, I am inspired by stories of compassion in our communities,» Markle shared in the heartfelt introduction.