Meghan Markle’s UK return sparks fresh excitement

Meghan Markle’s UK comeback put her in the spotlight.

As the Duchess of Sussex has already touched down on UK soil alongside her husband, Prince Harry, and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, the royal family is now adjusting in the UK, also preparing for the new school terms.

A charitable organization, Smart Works, where Meghan has previously served as a patron, shared a warm message about the former working royal’s UK return, saying that they "are very excited to welcome the Duchess and her family back to the UK."

Moreover megan has also served as patron of another charity, Mayhew, which works to "improve life for dogs, cats and the people in our community – at our home in London and internationally."

However, known for her advocacy and charitable work, Meghan spoke on the death of a feminist activist, Gloria Steinham.

The Duchess of Sussex recently shared an Instagram post in which she wrote, "Privately, she was even better than you would imagine - spending Thanksgiving with our family, introducing me to one of my best friends (forever the champion of female friendship), loving our children with her whole heart, counselling me during hard times, and giving extraordinary advice and perspective with a cup of tea and an unrivalled cheekiness and wit."

She further wrote in the tribute, "But my very favourite story about GLO is when she was out one day in NY, and a woman approached her in absolute awe and said she wanted to introduce her young daughter to her (though she was embarrassed to say the young girl may not know who she was).”

"Gloria replied: 'It doesn’t matter if she knows who I am. What matters is that she knows who SHE is.”

"Rest in peace, and rest in pride. Look at what you’ve done for all of us. Thank you," the tribute concluded.