Meghan and Harry - who no longer use their Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles - went to Homeboy Industries, an association that helps former inmates and gang members in Los Angeles. They participate in particular in the #FeedHOPE program, to provide meals to seniors and young people in difficulty during the Covid-19 pandemic. Archie's parents didn't just greet them, they rolled up their sleeves and made pastries too.
THANK YOU to Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, for their visit yesterday! Our Bakery & Café teams were thrilled to have them work alongside us to #FeedHOPE to Los Angeles | 📷Credit: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex
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"Thanks to Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, for their visit yesterday! Our Bakery & Café teams were thrilled to work alongside them for #FeedHope in Los Angeles, ”read the association's Twitter account, which also added photos credited to“ Duke and Duchess of Sussex ”. .
A long-standing bond
Homeboy Industries was founded by Father Greg Boyle, whom Meghan Markle knows very well. As People reports, he's linked to the former Suits actress's high school, Immaculate Heart High School, and Meghan Markle came with her mother, Doria Ragland, to participate in a cooking class for the first time twenty years ago.
The manager of the Homegirl Café, Mariana Enriquez, was delighted with the royal visit, and said that "Meghan and Harry are both down to earth".
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