Meghan Markle reportedly had a private meeting with New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Monday.
Royal correspondent Omid Scobie revealed details of the catchup on Twitter, posting that a source had confirmed the duchess “was pleased to have the chance to thank the PM for the wonderful hospitality [she and Harry] received from the people of New Zealand last year.”
Scobie then shared:
TVNZ Europe correspondent Joy Reid also said a formal meeting would take place with Prince William later this week.
Markle and Ardern were seen together on numerous occasions during the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s royal tour of Australia, Fiji, Tonga, and New Zealand in October.
Ardern greeted the pair when they arrived at the Wellington International Airport Military Terminal. They later met at a welcome reception that night, then visited the Auckland War Memorial Museum, among other things.
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The PM and Markle appear to get along very well, partly due to their similar views on women’s rights and feminism.
On New Zealand’s 125th anniversary of suffrage, Markle gave a powerful speech about gender equality.
