The Duchess of Sussex can never disappoint! Prince Harry’s Invictus Games drew curtains on its Düsseldorf leg, with Meghan Markle drawing the silver lining. More than the Grand Finale, it was the Duchess who ruled over the audience. Adding to it was an act of virtue which further established the Duchess as a true People’s Princess next to Lady Diana. Before leaving for their hometown in California, Meghan Markle once again showed how her sole life purpose has always been dedicated to the service of humankind. 

Ever since childhood, Markle has established her feet on a global platform as a social activist and a proactive women’s advocate. 

Meghan Markle surprised women and children in a community cafe

The Duchess of Sussex hopped into a German café on Tuesday. The same became the talk of the town as the official Instagram account of TrebeCafé uploaded a story on their handle featuring the Duchess. It contained pictures showing Markle in cheerful discussions with the community members and localities. Moreover, it was no ordinary beverage shop that Markle decided to show up at. 

Trebe specifically caught the attention of the Duchess, since it actively supports women and children those without shelter. Helping them get a better lifestyle than surviving on the streets, the community has helped raise funds for the homeless, providing them with vital sources and support. Captured in pictures, Markle evidently spent some time with the underprivileged. Smiling with little kids and helpless women, she tried her best to make them feel at home. 

This is reasonably not the first time Markle has done anything. 

The Duchess has a history of charitable trusts and endeavors towards the needy 

The Duchess has a long list of charities she has taken up for the welfare of people. Right since she was a kid who wrote to a TV agency to alter a stereotypical advert to launch a whole non-profit organization of her own, Markle has come a long way. Her association with the UN and letters to the US Congress on the rights of women have also left a clear legacy in her work. 

Archewell Foundation, an organization run by her and the Duke, Prince Harry, has helped thousands of such people. Victims of poverty, malnutrition, war, and natural disasters have received significant help from the Sussexes. Adding to all of her works, she still serves as the royal patron for Smart Works. A royal charity that Markle had to handle, following her marriage into royalty. 

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