Meghan Markle's Author Bio Includes Nod To Her Rescue Chickens
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The Duchess of Sussex is writing a children's book called "The Bench," which is based on Prince Harry and Archie's relationship.
Meghan Markle added a special shoutout in the author bio for her forthcoming children’s book, called “The Bench.” In a Penguin Random House release for the book, shared with HuffPost on Tuesday, the Duchess of Sussex mentions her two dogs (Guy and Pula), in addition to some new animal friends when describing her work and current life in California. “Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex, is a mother, wife, feminist, and activist,” Meghan’s author bio says. “Through the nonprofit work of the Archewell Foundation, she and her husband are committed to activating compassion in communities across the world.”
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