The palace is in party mode — andMeghan Markleis in Prada!Meghan andPrince HarryjoinedQueen Elizabethat Buckingham Palace on Tuesday to celebrate a group of young leaders from across the world.The Queen, 92, hosted an evening reception for change-makers across theCommonwealth of 53 nations loosely linked to the U.K.Harry, 33, was named the organization’sYouth Ambassadorjust weeks before he and Meghan, 36,were marriedon May 19.Addressing theQueen’s Young Leaders,a group of emerging influencers ages 18-29, Harry said, “I guess you can say you’re stuck with me. I, together with my wife Meghan, look forward to convening young people from around the Commonwealth to hear your ideas, work with you to build platforms for you to collaborate and form partnerships, and continue to meet with many of you as we travel around in our work on behalf of the royal family. We look forward to meeting many of you this evening — but we also hope to see you in action in your home countries someday too.”PA Images/Sipa USAMeghan, wearing a Prada dress, looked on proudly as Harry delivered his remarks to the crowd. David Beckham was also in attendance and told reporters of the young honorees — who number 240 in total over the past few years — “They are incredible people. It’s a great thing to be part of — to be around young kids and young people that have got really bright futures and aspirations to become great leaders.”PA Images/Sipa USAPA Images/Sipa USAHarry — who just returned to the U.K. this morning following aprivate visit to Lesotho, Africafor his charitySentebale— and Meghan are expected totake a leading rolein the Commonwealth in their public lives. They will tour the Commonwealth countries of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga this fall, the palaceconfirmed recently.
The palace is in party mode — andMeghan Markleis in Prada!
Meghan andPrince HarryjoinedQueen Elizabethat Buckingham Palace on Tuesday to celebrate a group of young leaders from across the world.
The Queen, 92, hosted an evening reception for change-makers across theCommonwealth of 53 nations loosely linked to the U.K.Harry, 33, was named the organization’sYouth Ambassadorjust weeks before he and Meghan, 36,were marriedon May 19.
Addressing theQueen’s Young Leaders,a group of emerging influencers ages 18-29, Harry said, “I guess you can say you’re stuck with me. I, together with my wife Meghan, look forward to convening young people from around the Commonwealth to hear your ideas, work with you to build platforms for you to collaborate and form partnerships, and continue to meet with many of you as we travel around in our work on behalf of the royal family. We look forward to meeting many of you this evening — but we also hope to see you in action in your home countries someday too.”
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Meghan, wearing a Prada dress, looked on proudly as Harry delivered his remarks to the crowd. David Beckham was also in attendance and told reporters of the young honorees — who number 240 in total over the past few years — “They are incredible people. It’s a great thing to be part of — to be around young kids and young people that have got really bright futures and aspirations to become great leaders.”
Harry — who just returned to the U.K. this morning following aprivate visit to Lesotho, Africafor his charitySentebale— and Meghan are expected totake a leading rolein the Commonwealth in their public lives. They will tour the Commonwealth countries of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga this fall, the palaceconfirmed recently.
source: people.com
