Meghan Markle beams at surprise charity visit – as Prince William arrives in the US with ‘no plans to visit Sussexes’
PHOTOS of Meghan Markle beaming at a surprise charity visit in Germany have popped up as Prince William arrives in the US.
The snaps of the Duchess of Sussex, 42, were said to have been taken at a cafe for homeless women and girls while she had been in the country for the Invictus Games.
The photos popped up as the Prince of Wales touched down in America for a fleeting 48-hour visit.
William, 41, is said to have no plans to see Prince Harry, according to the .
The snap of Meghan, understood to be with a woman named Aylin Aydemir at TrebeCafé, emerged on a fan Instagram account in recent days.
Another photo showed the Duchess sharing a sweet moment with a little girl as she handed her a dish.
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While the photos were undated they were thought to be captured before Meghan jetted back to the US with Harry after the games last week.
The cafe, which employs social workers to help women who visit, follows a cause close to her heart as it recently launched a campaign against period poverty.
It comes as William touched down in New York for a busy trip.
Photos showed the Prince donning welly boots and wading into the Hudson after chatting to fisherman.
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He last night held talks with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres during his whistle-stop visit to the United States to celebrate the 2023 Earthshot Prize finalists.
He's on a solo trip - as Princess Kate yesterday visited the Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton - one of the busiest military airfields in the UK.
The Express reported the Prince had no intentions of seeing his brother while in the same country as him.
However, William is not visiting near where the Duke of Sussex lives.
The Sun has approached Kensington Palace for comment.
It comes after the pair were said to have not seen each other when Harry was in the UK in recent weeks.
He was in the country on a flying visit - but was hundreds of miles away from his and father King Charles as the Royal Family marked the solemn anniversary of the Queen's death.
