Meghan Markle commemorates a significant event close to her heart by sharing a new photo.
Prince Harry and Meghan celebrated Black History Month by conveying a poignant message through their Archewell foundation website.
In honor of the month, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex spotlighted museums and cultural spaces across the United States dedicated to Black history.
The Archewell post read: "During Black History Month, The Archewell Foundation continued to honor the remarkable Black leaders and changemakers who have profoundly influenced global policies, cultures, and societies.
"During a recent team visit to the Skirball Cultural Center, where we experienced the powerful exhibit 'This Light of Ours: Activist Photographers of the Civil Rights Movement,' we were once again inspired by the enduring spirit of those who tirelessly advocated for justice and equality, and by the transformative impact that individuals can have in shaping a more just and inclusive future."
The post included several black-and-white photos of the Skirball Cultural Center, depicting Meghan and the Archewell team during their recent visit.
In one photo, the former Suits actress is clad in a voluminous overcoat, her hair elegantly tied up in a bun. She accessorized with earrings and a sizable bag, completing her ensemble with a pair of flats.
The foundation shared the message and images shortly after King Charles's statement, wherein the 75-year-old monarch praised the "true valour" of the Ukrainian people on the second anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war.
