If you thought Meghan Markle was going to settle quietly into a life of domestic bliss now that she’s bagged her very own Prince Charming, think again.

Instead, the newly-appointed Duchess of Sussex has been given the blessing of the palace to use her position to fight the good feminist fight.

Shortly after her star-studded wedding to Prince Harry on Saturday (20 May), Meghan shared her official biography on the Royal Family website, which lists the experiences that helped shape her “lifelong commitment” to “social justice and women’s empowerment”. It reminds us that she, at the tender age of 11, successfully campaigned for a company to alter their television advert that had used sexist language to sell washing-up liquid. That she volunteered at a soup kitchen in Skid Row, Los Angeles from the age of 13-17. That she also established a program at her place of work to ensure that leftover meals from the Suits set were donated to local homeless shelters.

And, of course, the bio states that Meghan was the UN Women’s Advocate for Women’s Political Participation and Leadership – a position which allowed her to meet with female parliamentarian leaders in Kigali and visit a Gihembe refugee camp, where women were working on leadership and empowerment at a grassroots level.

Meghan Markle vows to continue the feminist fight