Prince Harry, Meghan shed light on key mission amid concerns for titles

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made a meaningful statement amid growing concerns about the future of their royal titles. 

On October 19, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex highlighted their continued support for the non-profit organisation The Alliance for Children’s Rights.

The couple travelled to Los Angeles from Montecito to support their dear friend Kelly McKee Zajfen, who is the co-founder of Alliance of Moms, a group that supports pregnant and parenting teens in the foster system.

Meghan's pal dedicated her life to supporting underprivileged parents and their kids after losing her son in the George Zajfen Tennis Tournament. 

On the official website of the Archewell Foundation, Harry and Meghan said that they are proud to support the George Zajfen Tennis Tournament in Los Angeles for the second time. 

Speaking of the gathering, the Sussexes' spokesperson shared that it was "a moving event that brings the community together in support of the Alliance for Children’s Rights... and celebrating the Alliance’s remarkable impact and ongoing commitment to strengthening families across Los Angeles."

The statement further reads, "The annual George Zajfen Tennis Tournament raises essential funds to advance the Alliance’s mission of securing safe homes, quality education, and holistic support for children and families in need."

At the end of their note, Harry and Meghan lauded the efforts made by the Alliance for Children’s Rights as they are advocating for "vulnerable children, ensuring they have access to the stability, care, and opportunities every child deserves."

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped out for a noble cause amid fears of their future in the royal house following the farewell of Prince Andrew. 

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