Meghan first put her linguistic skills on display during a visit to Morocco with Prince Harry in 2019.
During a visit to a girls’ boarding school, she was clearly at ease speaking to pupils in French; one of the main languages of the Islamic kingdom, alongside Arabic and Berber.
The royal met students at the school and asked them questions such as, “Qu’est ce que tu veux être quand tu quittes l’école?” (What do you want to do when you leave school?) and “Vous voulez aller à l’université?” (Do you want to go to university?).
Prince Harry, meanwhile, was a little more unsure. As we reported that the time, he did not try to ‘parle français’, instead Meghan is also able to speak Spanish fluently. She picked up the language while living abroad – most notable in Buenos Aires, where she worked at the US Embassy, and Madrid, where she studied in 2002 as a student at Northwest University. asking pupils: “Do you speak English? I don’t speak much French!”
It comes amid ongoing speculation about Harry and Meghan’s attendance at King Charles’s coronation next month – although it does seem that the couple have now RSVP’d.
