Prince Harry and Meghan: The Surprise Heroes of LA Wildfires!
On Friday, Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, made an unexpected appearance at a meal distribution center in Pasadena in support of those affected by the Californian wildfires. As sure as the sky is blue, it’s the same Prince who was brought up sipping his tea at Buckingham Palace, now replaced with an apron and face mask, serving meals in Pasadena!
When the Duke and Duchess Get to Play Superheroes
Harry and Meghan, “caught” by local news cameras-and no, this time it wasn’t on purpose-were out lending a hand to World Central Kitchen (WCK). A longtime partner of their Archewell Foundation, the organization has been serving up free meals to both those affected by the fires and first responders.
The royal couple spoke to wildfire victims and even hugged Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo. Later, Gordo hailed the couple as “amazing people” who “lifted the spirits” of everyone at the center. Of course, if a prince and duchess hug you while handing you a meal, your spirits are bound to be lifted!
The Prince in the Kitchen, the Duchess Among the People
The mayor said that earlier in the day, Harry and Meghan had served food, incognito, since they were masked. That’s right-even royalty can become invisible behind a good face covering. Maybe next time, they should wear a crown on their masks so people can tell who they are!
The couple later toured the fire-damaged areas to see the devastation themselves and to personally thank first responders. Gordo underscored, “They didn’t come for publicity; they came to work.”
Royal Relief Efforts
That wasn’t all, as their support didn’t stop at physical presence. The couple donated clothes, children’s goods, and other items to the needy. Reportedly, they’ve even opened their doors to friends and family who were forced to evacuate. On their website, they encouraged others to do the same: “If you can provide a safe space for a friend, loved one, or even a pet, please do so.”
Can Prince Save California?
More than 100,000 residents were still under evacuation orders, and at least 11 lives were lost, but Harry and Meghan’s efforts might seem like a drop in the ocean. But when disaster strikes, even the tiniest acts can make a huge difference.
Harry and Meghan: Drama and Action
The royal couple, in fact, provided a link to a resource list, including the fire service charities, temporary housing initiatives, among others, so that people can donate clothes and children’s toys, among other essentials.
Conclusion: A Prince with Rolled-Up Sleeves
You don’t often see a prince who once wore military uniforms and royal crowns don an apron to serve food in Pasadena, but if this shows anything, it is that even those born into fairy tales can step up to make a difference in real-world crises.
Harry and Meghan proved that to help others, one doesn’t need a crown or a throne, but a little time and effort will do, probably laced with a touch of royal charm!
Source: CNN
