Meghan Markleis heading back to her royal closet — again!
The Duchess of Sussex andPrince Harrycapped off their busy second day in South Africa at the British High Commissioner’s residence for a reception celebrating young people. They met a cross-section of inspiring opinion-formers and young future leaders, underlining the rich and diverse nature of the UK’s modern partnership with South Africa.
Instead of pulling her hair back into a low ponytail as she did for their beach day in Australia last year, Meghan opted to wear her hair loose on Tuesday.
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This is the second day in a row thatMeghan has recycled a dress from last year’s royal tour. On Monday, she arrived at the District Six Museum wearing a sky blue dress featuring a wrap waist and button details down the front.
Meghan previously wore the casual chic ensemble during the couple’svisit to Tonga’s Tupou College.
Meghan Markle.Karwai Tang/WireImage; Tim Rooke/Shutterstock
Harry took over the role of Commonwealth Youth Ambassador from the Queen in April 2018. He and Meghan see theCommonwealth as taking an important role in their working life.
In a speech given in January, the prince said, “Nearly 12 months into the job, I can honestly say I feel more passionate than ever about the huge opportunity we have here: To empower young people across the Commonwealth, you who are here in this room today, and the millions around the world who are part of this global collective of change makers.”
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Continued Harry, “Some may say it’s our responsibility, but I see it as our privilege, to equip you with the tools and the platform you need — to continue your cause driven work at the highest level — driving positive and effective change.”
The Commonwealth represents a global network of 53 countries and almost 2.4 billion people, a third of the world’s population, of whom 60 percent are under 30 years old.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.Mirrorpix/MEGA
Meghan Markle.Mirrorpix/MEGA
Meghan and Harry’s tour of Africa marks their first royal tour with their son, Archie, who was born on May 6.
Meghan will join Harry on visits in South Africa before he heads off solo for engagements in Botswana, Angola and Malawi.
source: people.com
