Meghan Markle's Emotional Vulnerability Shines Through in Nigeria Trip

During their visit to Nigeria, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were left speechless by a heartwarming gesture and shared some behind-the-scenes moments with their fans. 

One particularly touching instance involved Meghan, who displayed emotional vulnerability when she received a special gift for Archie and Lilibet. This moment held added poignancy as she had expressed missing them on Mother's Day. 

Mirror reported that Meghan was rendered speechless when 13-year-old Grace Busari, daughter of CNN Nigeria Bureau Chief and Senior Editor, presented her with a pair of beautifully hand-stitched teddy bears made from traditional African print material. 

The gift overwhelmed Meghan, and she embraced Stephanie, Grace's proud mother, with gratitude. 

Stephanie, who attended the Women in Business conference that Meghan also participated in, shared her thoughts on the groundbreaking trip. She expressed her pleasant surprise, describing Meghan and Harry as fun, caring, loved up, and compassionate individuals who effortlessly interacted with the crowd. 

Stephanie was particularly moved when she witnessed Harry sitting on the floor to play volleyball with disabled servicemen and observed his compassionate demeanor during a hospital visit to Kaduna. Although it was a private visit, Stephanie remarked that it felt like a royal tour in all but name. 

She expressed her happiness that Harry and Meghan visited Nigeria to bring attention to injured servicemen and women, the Invictus Games, and mental health. Additionally, their visit helped dispel misconceptions about Nigeria being a dangerous place. 

Stephanie also noted the warm celebration and welcome Meghan received as a "Naija girl," using various endearing names like Omowale, Ada, Mazi, Adetokunbo, and Amira.