Royal expert Omid Scobie noted that a source close to him as confirmed that both Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been doing volunteer work the public doesn’t know about. While speaking on Heirpod podcast with Maggie Rulli, Mr Scobie highlighted work Harry did to help vulnerable veterans recently. He noted that Prince Harry kept a low profile, worked for at least four hours in difficult heat and focussed solely on the tasks.
Mr Scobie said: “I checked in with a source this week who said that both Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been doing work outside that we just don’t know about yet.
“They have been doing things on a voluntary basis so I think we only have these small snapshots of some of the projects they have been involved in, like helping to deliver meals very early on into moving to LA.
“There is also the work Prince Harry has been doing, not just with Mission Continues as there were volunteers from Compton Veterans and the Walker Family Event Foundation.
“They assist or help military veterans who are experiencing homelessness and hardships.”
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Mr Scobie added that he spoke to someone who was working with Prince Harry at the time and reflected on how the Duke was received by the charity.
He said: “I spoke to someone who was there on the day and they said Prince Harry put in a good four-hour shift on this one.
“It wasn’t just showing up just for the looks of it, he had his mask on, cap pulled down low and was just getting on with the work.
“It was a hot day and I think everyone found it rather difficult out in the sun but there were, I think, hundreds of cars going right up the street.
“This is all while they can plan to do bigger things with their Archwell foundation and other appearances.”
Mr Scobie and Ms Rulli concluded how strongly Prince Harry feels towards helping veterans.
Ms Rulli added that in a recent speech at the Stand up for Heroes event, Harry reiterated how important military services remains to him.
