Meghan is back on TV! This will be her first appearance on the small screen after the 'Megxit'
The Duchess of Sussex will participate this Monday in the program 'Good Morning America'
It is one of the most anticipated moments. After saying goodbye to the 'royal' world on March 9 at the Commonwealth event, Meghan Markle focuses on her own professional projects and returns to the spotlight on television. The Duchess of Sussex will be on Good Morning America this Monday, where she will talk about the Disney Elephant documentary in which she participated as a narrator. It will be her first appearance on the small screen since she abandoned her obligations to royalty on March 31 to start, together with Prince Harry, a new journey without the shelter, neither institutional nor financial, of the Royal House.
The documentary was recorded in the autumn of last year, when he was still a 'senior' member of the British Monarchy, so it was not a paid job but a collaboration in exchange for the company making a donation to the Elephants charity. without Bordes, with which the Dukes have collaborated since they made a trip to Botswana in 2017. Her intervention in the program to promote this production is being announced with great fanfare, although it is not known whether it will be a live intervention answering questions from presenters Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos and Michael Strahan or recorded statements. "On Good Morning America this Monday, Meghan Markle with an exclusive look at the Disney Elephant documentary," reads the ABC network announcement.
The moment in which it was conceived, this collaboration of Meghan with Disney already gave much to talk about: in the midst of the crisis after the statement of the Dukes of Sussex informing of their decision to stop being 'senior' members of the Royal House, it came to light a video in which first Prince Harry, and then the Duchess herself, negotiated with Disney's executive director, Bob Iger, a possible agreement for the one who was the protagonist of Suits to do the voice-over of some of their productions. This happened in the summer of 2019, on the red carpet of the premiere of The Lion King in London, and, apart from the controversy raised, the result of the negotiations seems impeccable, since less than a year later the documentary is available on Disney + .
Harry's first words in Los Angeles
The Sussexes are already fully settled in Los Angeles after passing through Vancouver, and Prince Harry granted his first interview since he settled in North America. In the Declassified podcast, he expressed his gratitude to the health professionals who are fighting the coronavirus in the United Kingdom and showed his pride in the solidarity reaction of citizens, as well as the work of veterans, a group that is always present, who are helping selflessly .
The health alert has meant that the activity of the Dukes of Sussex has been diminished by the restrictions derived from the confinement, but this week they have been photographed, wearing informal clothing and protected with masks, carrying out their first charitable work that has transpired. The couple wanted to contribute their two cents in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic by collaborating with the NGO Angel Food, which is dedicated to cooking and delivering food to people with serious illnesses in West Hollywood. For her part, Meghan recently participated in a video call with the women who work in the solidarity kitchen Hubb Community Kitchen, with whom she collaborated a long time ago to edit a cookbook. The Duchess conveyed her thanks and support for their work during the COVID-19 crisis.
