Meghan Markle returned to Canada to be with her son Archie last week who she left whilst she jetted back to the United Kingdom.
She visited a women’s centre in Vancouver on Tuesday, in her first public appearance since she and Prince Harry said they would “step back” as full-time royals.
The Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre posted a photograph of the duchess with staff and visitors on Facebook, with the caption “Look who we had tea with today”. Her visit was “to discuss issues affecting women in the community”, the group added.
The visit provides a sense of what the family’s future may be like in Canada, following their decision to split their time between the Commonwealth country and the UK.
Prince Harry is expected to join Meghan and Archie in Canada at a later date – he is due to attend an official event at Buckingham Palace on Thursday.
Stoically carrying on with their public duties the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have made their first joint engagement since Prince Harry and Meghan’s decision to “step back”.
William and Kate were greeted by cheers from several hundred well-wishers on Centenary Square, Bradford, on a visit to the 19th-century City Hall.
The visit also comes after it was reported her father Thomas Markle is prepared to testify against her claim that the Mail on Sunday unlawfully published one of her private letters to him.
The paper and its parent company Associated Newspapers will argue it was justified because there is a “huge and legitimate” public interest in the “personal relationships” of members of the royal family.
Legal documents seen by the PA news agency reveal the Mail On Sunday will rely on evidence from Mr Markle, including that he “had a weighty right to tell his version of what had happened between himself and his daughter including the contents of the letter”.
The document also argues members of the royal family “generate and rely on publicity about themselves and their lives in order to maintain the privileged positions they hold and to promote themselves”.
Should the case go to trial, both Meghan and her father could be called to testify against one another, and the paper’s sister publication the Daily Mail reported Mr Markle would be prepared to face her in court.
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