In her final outing before heading back to the US, Meghan Markle visited a community cafe in Dusseldorf and surprised women and children in an unannounced appearance.
On Tuesday, the Duchess of Sussex, 42, was snapped and posted on the Instagram story of TrebeCafe, which supports homeless women
and girls. The pictures showed the royal chatting to some of the community members, including a little girl.
“The young women were very surprised by the visit and the fact that a celebrity takes time to talk to them,” A TrebeCafe representative told People magazine. “The Duchess also joined in preparing lunch for the young women and their children. She was very open and approachable, and we are very thankful that we had the opportunity to welcome her.”
The former Suits actress visited the cafe after she and her husband, Prince Harry, attended the Invictus Games in the German city. The Duke of Sussex founded the games in 2014 for sick and injured service personnel and veterans.
Prince Harry arrived in Germany a few days before his wife to kick start the sporting event. Markle arrived for the festivities and joined her husband at the Family & Friends party on September 12. Meghan apologised in her unplanned speech for being a “little late for the party” and confessed that she had to get her kids Prince Archie, 4, and Princess Lilibet, 2, settled in before making the trip, reports Hello! magazine.
