In between being snubbed by koalas and meeting cute kids, Meghan Markle has also found the time to cook a cake for morning tea on day two of the Australian royal tour.
Meghan’s banana bread went down well! It has chocolate chips in and a bit of ginger (and I can personally attest to the fact that it is rather nice!) #Dubbo https://t.co/LdmTN5F0ge
She is also pregnant, potentially jet lagged as fuck, and on a 16-day, 76-engagement-long official tour, which today saw her and Prince Harry in rural NSW, visiting drought-affected farmers.
But not only did she make banana bread, with slices of fresh ginger, chocolate chips, and, reportedly, "too many bananas", she also had the courage to go up against the Country Women's Association, who are the best bakers in the southern hemisphere (if not the world).
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex baked choc chip banana bread for a CWA spread in Dubbo. Brave woman. I wouldn't want to go up against the CWA https://t.co/9MsuJWT5lG
Meghan brought banana bread to the Wongarbon CWA in Dubbo and you just KNOW those ladies would have been like. #RoyalVisitAUS https://t.co/rSUOM2nD5U
Meghan presented the cake at smoko (Australian for morning tea) with the Woodley family, who are fifth-generation sheep and cattle farmers. The duchess looked right at home on the land and even fed some cows.
Then surveyed the herds.
And checked the flocks.
In fact, she looked like the actual farmer!
All while wearing J.Crew high-heeled boots, jeans by sustainable Australian brand Outland Denim, and a coat from Serena Williams' clothing line.
Then this happened, and our hearts collectively melted again.
She carries her own coat, she bakes banana bread, she holds the umbrella for her man... Meghan Markle we are not worthy #australiaroyaltour #dubbo https://t.co/z6KTH6Zwt9
WHERE DID YOU COME FROM YOU HEAVENLY ANGEL?
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