Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were seen speaking at an exhibition about black art and history in Los Angeles last night, just the evening before Princess Kate announced her cancer battle.
Today the Princess of Wales shared a video revealing she’s been diagnosed with cancer, which was found after an abdominal surgery. She told the public: “I am well and getting stronger every day.”
Last night Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the Kinsey African American Art and History Collection’s event at SoFi Stadium yesterday.
It is not known if the royal couple had any knowledge of Kate’s diagnosis when they attended the event.
Meghan, 42, was dressed in a £4,800 Carolina Herrera floral-embroidered wool cape, while Harry, 39, looked dapper in a smart suit with an open-necked white shirt.
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Screenwriter Matheos Coelho shared a video from the event on Instagram where Meghan can be heard saying: “I thought oh my gosh, the extension of that can mean you’re vocal about your success, they’ll see you and say you deserved it.
“And hopefully you get to that place… so a huge thanks to the Kinsey family of course for not just having this incredible…”
TV star Shaun Robinson shared a photo on Instagram today of the Royal couple at the exhibition as they held microphones and addressed the audience.
Ms Robinson, who supports the collection, said: “Thank you Duke & Duchess of Sussex and @thearchewellorganization for supporting the @kinseycollection.”
In the statement, videoed in Kensington Palace’s gardens, Kate made a heartbreaking nod to her husband and her young children.
husband Prince William, who has been by her side during her recovery from surgery and this shocking news.
The Princess said: “Having William by my side is a great source of comfort and reassurance too. As is the love, support and kindness that has been shown by so many of you. It means so much to us both.”
