Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made a public appearance at an art event in Southern California this week, just one day before Kate Middleton announced her cancer diagnosis. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended The Kinsey Collection art exhibition hosted at SoFi Stadium, representing their Archewell Foundation.
During the event, Meghan praised the organizers for their hard work and expressed her hope that their success would be recognized. Harry stood by her side as she made her remarks, showing their support for the African-American Art & History Collection on display.
TV personality Shaun Robinson shared photos of the couple at the event on social media, thanking them for their support. The evening out for Harry and Meghan came just before the heartbreaking news of Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis was revealed.
Kate Middleton announced in a video statement that doctors had discovered cancer after her abdominal surgery in January. She is now undergoing preventative chemotherapy in the early stages of treatment. This news comes after Buckingham Palace confirmed King Charles’s cancer diagnosis just last month.
With all the health challenges facing the royal family, there is speculation that Harry and Meghan may spend more time in the UK in the future. As of now, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have not publicly addressed Kate’s diagnosis, but their presence at the art event shows their continued commitment to supporting important causes.
The royal family continues to face difficult times, but the support and love shown by Harry and Meghan at the art event highlight the importance of coming together in times of need. Their dedication to philanthropy and advocacy for social causes remains unwavering, even in the face of personal and family challenges.
