Meghan Markle needs to get involved with ‘practical stuff’ when it comes to her ‘wishy washy’ Procter & Gamble deal and can’t just rely on ‘woke words’, a royal expert has claimed.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex‘s Archewell Foundation announced a multi-year global partnership with American consumer goods firm Procter & Gamble, which will focus on ‘gender equality, more inclusive online spaces and resilience and impact through sport’.
The couple said they would be working to ‘build more compassionate communities’ as they are on a mission to bring a more ‘just future for women and girls’.
Speaking to The Sun, Angela Levin said: ‘What they are doing is taking on a huge amount of responsibility. I don’t mean actually the work but you’ve got to give back – for the money you earn you have to give back something.’
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ‘s Archewell Foundation has announced a multi-year global partnership with an American consumer goods firm. The couple are pictured during their Oprah chat in March
Meghan appeared in an interview in 1993, saying she was ‘furious’ at the advert for P&G’s Ivory Clear
The couple announced their affiliation with Procter & Gamble by posting this picture on Archewell. They said they will focus on gender equality, more inclusive online spaces, and resilience and impact through sport
She continued: ‘You can’t just keep using the words gender equality and compassion.
‘You’ve got to be able to do things, not say what will be done…
