At a time when fires are ravaging Los Angeles, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continue to mobilize. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were seen on Friday January 10 in Pasadena, ravaged by the Eaton fire, hugging residents and interacting with rescuers. They notably went to the Pasadena Convention Center, a reception center for disaster victims.
It was not “a planned press visit”, notes the New York Post who instead sees it as an “effort to make a meaningful difference in their community while trying to avoid causing disruption.” ” According to Peoplethe couple also went to the World Central Kitchen, an association created by chef José Andrés and partner of the Archewell Foundation, to provide food and supplies to the victims.
A distribution mission that they carried out almost incognito, with a mask on their face, according to the city’s mayor, Victor Gordo. “They want to be as helpful as possible. We visited some of the affected families in the burned areas of Pasadena and Altadena. They took the time to meet those affected and spend time with them, he said. They are very caring people who care about the fate of their friends and neighbors. »
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Prince Harry and Meghan opened the doors to their home
Prince Harry and his wife, who grew up in Los Angeles, have been mobilized since the start of the disaster. Through their Archewell Foundation, funds were raised and donations of basic necessities made. Residents of Montecito, located 140 kilometers north of the city, they also welcomed friends forced to leave their homes.
