It was recently confirmed that Markle – alongside her husband – will be undertaking an official visit to Australia, Fiji, the Kingdom of Tonga, and New Zealand in the autumn of this year.

And, as she’s been given the blessing of the palace to use her position to fight the good feminist fight, we have a feeling all eyes will be on the former UN Ambassador throughout her trip.

To quote Markle’s good friend, Priyanka Chopra: “This ever-smiling, strong free spirit found her prince, fell in love and in turn made a cynical world believe in fairy tales again…

“With her, what you see is real, and what you get is a relatable young woman with her heart and mind in the right place. Her compassion, evident in the causes she supports, and her drive to break down stereotypes – obvious in her actions – will connect her to a generation in much need of kindness.”

Chopra added: “More than anything else, Meghan is an important influencer in a world that needs strong public figures to respect and look up to. People the world can be inspired by.

“Meghan, standing shoulder to shoulder with Harry, will be a princess for the people.”

We don’t doubt it.

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