Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, made a heartwarming gesture at the Invictus Games by reading to a group of children, drawing comparisons to a similar act of kindness by Kate Middleton. During a private event in Canada, Meghan bonded with 40 children from diverse backgrounds by reading All Are Neighbors, a best-selling book that celebrates inclusion and community.
The moment, held behind closed doors, was aimed at fostering a supportive environment for the children and their families. “We are here for you—we will be cheering you and your parents on this week!” Meghan told the children at the end of the reading session, The Mirror reported.
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The Duchess later shared images of the event on her official Instagram Stories, including photos of her reading to the children and posing alongside Prince Harry. Meghan’s appearance at the Invictus Games comes amid growing criticism from some quarters over her public displays of affection toward Prince Harry.
At the event’s opening ceremony in Vancouver, some observers deemed her behavior “too clingy,” sparking debate on social media. Despite the scrutiny, Meghan’s reading session has been widely seen as a touching moment, with many drawing parallels to Kate Middleton’s recent visit to Tŷ Hafan, a children’s hospice in Wales.
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There, the Princess of Wales also engaged with young children, reinforcing her longstanding commitment to early childhood development and family support. While comparisons between the two royal women are frequent, Meghan’s gesture at the Invictus Games highlights her continued focus on philanthropy and community outreach alongside Prince Harry. As the event continues, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex remain at the forefront, supporting wounded veterans and their families.
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