Meghan Markle Is Cold-Calling Potential Voters to Urge Them to Show Up at the Polls for the Presidential Election

It was a big night of celebration for Katharine McPhee and her husband David Foster. The American Idol alum, 36, and her husband, 70, joined famous friends Meghan Markle and Prince Harry at Lucky’s Steakhouse in Montecito, CA, for dinner on October 8.

Patrick J. Adams has opened up about his friendship with Meghan Markle and where it stands today in a new interview.

David Beckham's lockdown hobby prompts a STRANGE new career pathLove Island's Amber Davies goes public with new boyfriendPrince Harry and Meghan Markle break silence on 'reality show'With all this going on, it’s fair to say that Meghan would have preferred her friends to keep schtum over the coming months – which made last week’s outburst from a certain Jessica Mulroney all the more surprising.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly broke with their agreement in leaving the royal family. The couple urging Americans to vote in the recent Time 100 special is in “violation” of their deal to leave the royal family, according to a report via Page Six on Sunday (September 27).

Forget Spy vs. Spy or Kramer vs. Kramer: the real drama’s at Meghan. vs. Meghan. The View co-host Meghan McCain tweeted a slightly shady comment on an article about Meghan Markle that speculated the Duchess of Sussex is interested in entering politics — including even running for president one day. “Of… the United States… ?” McCain tweeted with a sour-faced emoji. She’s since deleted the tweet, which you can see below.

Donald Trump isn't fond of Meghan Markle and he's making sure she knows it. The President of the United States of America expressed his thoughts on the Duchess at a recent White House press briefing just days after Meghan Markle urged fans to vote.

Meghan Markle wants to see Americans utilize their right to vote. The Duchess of Sussex appeared alongside her husband, Prince Harry, during Tuesday night's TIME100 television special, which highlighted the magazine's most influential people—those who have defined 2020 thus far.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle urged Americans to exercise their right to vote ahead of the 2020 presidential election.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex recorded a video message in honor of National Voter Registration Day that aired during an ABC special unveiling Time magazine’s list of the 100 most influential people of 2020.“Every four years we are told the same thing: that this is the most important election of our lifetime.

For the first time since moving to the US, Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle have commented on the upcoming American election on 3 November. Sitting on a bench beside Meghan in the video, Prince Harry, 36, urged Americans to “vote against hate speech”.The Duke Of Sussex said good needs to "outweigh" the bad and spoke about the dangers of "misinformation and online negativity".