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On Tuesday night, the Duchess of Sussex took to her social media donated by singer Billie Eilish for a family whose home was burned by the Los Angeles wildfires.
Meghan looked radiant as she showed herself on camera barefaced, while her hair was left to fall naturally to the right side of her shoulder.
‘s wife was in casual attire, as she sported a blue pair of jeans, paired with a simple black jumper and her signature gold bracelets.
But there was an adorable detail on her top, which was a sweet tribute to her two children.
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Meghan Markle’s jumper featured her children’s names (Image: Instagram/@meghan)
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Meghan’s jumper featured Archie and Lilibet’s names written in white letters around the left side of her neckline.
While it is not known which exact jumper the duchess was wearing yet, there are many outlets online who make similar personalised tops.
In the video, the duchess explained how she got in touch with a mother and daughter whose home was “left in ashes” by the blazes that destroyed more than 12,000 homes.
Among the 15-year-old’s possessions burned in the fire was a Billie Eilish T-shirt that had been left in the washing machine.
Meghan told her followers: “All that she’d been looking for in her home was the T-shirt from the Billie Eilish concert she’d just gone to.
Meghan Markle wore a black jumper (Image: Instagram/@meghan)
Meghan Markle appeared casual in the new video (Image: Instagram/@meghan)
“I said, ‘well, I don’t know, Billie Eilish but I’m going to figure out how to get you this shirt’.
“I thought of everybody that I knew, and I made a voice note and I was like, ‘please, can someone get this voice note to Billie Eilish’.”
The duchess then opened a package to reveal the singer had signed a box full of merchandise for the 15-year-old.
“Let’s keep supporting those affected by the California wildfires,” the duchess captioned the video.
“Thanks to everyone who made this possible but most importantly, thank you to our first responders who are the community’s real heroes.”