Meghan Markle's touching gesture revealed after greeting mourners outside Windsor with Harry, Prince William and Kate | The Sun

A TOUCHING gesture by Meghan Markle has been revealed after she greeted mourners with husband Harry, Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Crowds cheered as the Fab Four emotionally reunited to meet with royal fans at Windsor Castle on Saturday.

Lyndsey Phillips was among the hundreds of people hoping to catch a glimpse of the royals but instead, came away with a heart-warming exchange with Meghan.

She was standing with a colourful wreath made with kids' handprints from the nursery children.

It comes as…

• Queen was ‘clearly not well but absolutely on it’ at our last meeting two days before her death, says Boris Johnson
• Poignant moment King’s Guard rehearse for Queen’s funeral as they march towards Westminster in emotional scenes
• Thousands of tearful mourners queue through the night to see Queen lying in state
• King Charles, Anne, Andrew and Edward bow their heads in moving vigil as they stand guard over the Queen’s coffin
• Queen’s coffin to be flown to Buckingham Palace today with Princess Anne by her side – as millions queue to say goodbye
• Over three million mourners set to visit London this week to pay respects to Queen
• Oprah Winfrey hopes Queen’s death helps Harry & Meghan ‘make peace’ with royals after bombshell interview caused chaos

When Lyndsey passed over the handmade gift, Meghan said: "Oh beautiful! Should I put that at the gate for you?"

Meghan was seen nodding her head as Lyndsey told her to do so, to which the Duchess of Sussex said: "Of course".

READ MORE ON ROYALS

Prince George, Charlotte & Louiskeep usual routine following the Queen’s death

‘Determined’ Louis ‘happy to be in the spotlight’ ahead of first school day

Once she was holding the wreath, she took a closer look and asked: "Who are the handprints from?"

Lyndsey tells her the children at her nursery made it, to which Meghan says: "That's beautiful, thank you. I'll make sure it gets placed today."

The touching moment meant a lot to Lyndsey who felt grateful for Meghan's interest in the wreath.

She later told the Mirror : "We were originally there to place a handprint wreath that the nursery children I work with made.

Most read in The Sun

"One of the children wanted us to place it with the other tributes at the 'Queen's house' as he called it.

"We were so lucky to be able to hand it to Meghan who was so lovely, spending the time to find out about who made the wreath."

It wasn't the only act of kindness Meghan was seen displaying throughout the day.

She was also heard making a touching comment to a Royal aide about keeping a promise.

Footage shows the aide offering to take some of the flowers which the duchess had been given by mourners.

She apparently told him that she would keep a hold of them as she had promised that she would place them at the gate on behalf of the well-wishers.

It’s thought that she said: "I told them I'd place them over there so it's OK. Thank you. I appreciate it though."

The doting royal also received a hug from a young fan.

Amelka Zak, 14, told CNN: “We just waiting for her to come and she came over and asked my name and how my day was and how long I was waiting.

“I asked her if I could have a hug and she hugged me back. It was just quite an amazing moment.”

Only William and Kate — newly appointed Prince and Princess of Wales — were expected to meet the public from 4.30pm.

But the walkabout was delayed until 5.15pm to include Harry and Meghan.

The young well-wisher said she “looks up to Meghan” and revealed the touching reason she felt like she needed to embrace the duchess.

She explained: “It just went through my mind and everyone was kind of cheering me on. 

“I guess I just felt like I needed to in a way."

Hordes of royal fans were in awe on Saturday as Prince William and Harry and wives Kate and Meghan dramatically reunited in tribute to the Queen at Windsor Castle.

Read More on The Sun

Scottish Power customers to get £400 rebate direct into bank accounts

I started selling bracelets from my lounge floor – I turned over £250k year 2

After years of speculated rifts, Saturday's walk at Windsor was the first time the royals were seen in public together since 2020.

Coming together after the new Prince of Wales issued an 11th hour olive branch, the couples arrived in the same car in what was described by a royal insider as "an important show of unity for the Queen.”

Source: Read Full Article