Duchess of Sussex and American TV superstar Meghan Markle has been winning hearts of people worldwide. Recently, she has been in news for is her first solo project since becoming a member of the royal family, which is supporting a cookbook that brings several communities of the world together.
As reported by CNN in January this year, Markle met a group of women who got together for cooking twice a week in a community kitchen at the Al Manaar Muslim Cultural Heritage Centre in London, where she felt instantly connected to it. She said that it was a place for women to laugh, grieve, cry and cook together.
She has been making continuous visits to the kitchen, and the women who gather there call it the Hubb Community Kitchen. 'Hubb' is the Arabic for 'love'.
The Duchess of Sussex is supporting a new charity cookbook, 'Together: Our Community Cookbook', which celebrates the power of cooking to bring communities together. #CookTogether pic.twitter.com/XEclxgQjR4
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) September 17, 2018
In the foreword, Meghan writes about how she wanted to connect with the organisations in the local community after moving to the UK and had watched the Grenfell tragedy unfold, "deeply wanting to help". Fab images by Jenny Zarins: #CookTogether pic.twitter.com/zhQnKHJMjX
— Emily Nash (@emynash) September 17, 2018
Nice one Meghan. This is a really lovely way to honour those affected by the Grenfell Tower tragedy. https://t.co/yg6XBJFyMw
— Elliot Gonzalez (@elliot_gonzalez) September 17, 2018
Meghan supports Grenfell cookbook in first solo project as a royal - Western Telegraph https://t.co/S4h0P4fdgB pic.twitter.com/bOSwoHYac0
— Justice For Grenfell (@GrenfellJustice) September 17, 2018
This just proves that sometimes, it's the smaller, seemingly less important gestures that can make a world of difference to the world.
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