Meghan Markle and Harry celebrated their 3rd wedding anniversary in a very nice way
This Wednesday, May 19 was marked by the third wedding anniversary of Meghan Markle and Harry. To celebrate the event, they made a nice announcement via their Archewell foundation website.
Three years of passions and scandals. This Wednesday, May 19, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle celebrated their three years of marriage. Their life has changed a lot since that day when they said "yes" to each other in St. George's Chapel, located in London. They moved to the other side of the world, to California, in order to distance themselves from the British royal family. Since the officialization of Megxit last February, the Sussexes have continued to undermine the image of the British monarchy and its members with all kinds of explosive interviews. However, they retain some royal traditions, such as the publication of an unpublished photo of their son to celebrate his two years. On the other hand, for their wedding anniversary, Archie's parents opted for an original gift and above all turned towards others.
This Wednesday, the future parents of a little girl announced how they celebrated their 3rd anniversary as husband and wife. On their Archewell Foundation website, Meghan Markle and Harry shared a statement explaining that they were continuing their partnership with World Central Kitchen, the non-profit association of Spanish and American chef José Andrés. Amid the coronavirus pandemic and the dire situation in India, Archewell is helping to establish a new community relief center in Mumbai. “To support India, the Archewell Foundation and World Central Kitchen are focusing on the long-term needs of local communities,” the statement announces before continuing: “The Mumbai location will be the third in a series of four centers community relief that our organizations are committed to developing in regions of the world disproportionately affected by natural disasters. "
A noble cause
While Meghan Markle and Prince Harry officially launched their Archewell foundation last October, it wasn't until December that they announced their first charity project. It is therefore alongside José Andrés and his non-profit organization, World Central Kitchen, that the former members of the royal family have decided to work. A great cause that continues to be developed thanks to the support of the Sussexes.
