The Duchess of Sussex paid a discreet visit to the families of injured military personnel, just before embarking on a journey to join her husband, Prince Harry, at the Invictus Games in Germany. She imparted a poignant message to them, stating, 'recovery means reclaiming your narrative.'
Meghan, who is 42 years old, visited the Fisher House Foundation in Los Angeles. This charitable organization provides homes to military families while their loved ones are undergoing medical treatment. Her visit took place a day before she departed to attend her husband's Games.
During a seminar, a touching video clip was shown, featuring the Duchess meeting and embracing the families of veterans. Meghan, dressed elegantly in a striped Ralph Lauren shirt and black skirt, provided narration for the video. The footage included scenes from the Invictus Games, showcasing athletes embracing their families and celebrating their achievements.
In her voiceover, Meghan eloquently expressed, 'What does recovery mean to you? For some, it means reclaiming their narrative, revolutionizing your mindset.' Her words resonated deeply with the essence of the event and the journeys of the military families she met.
