While Meghan Markle may no longer hold the title of senior royal, she continues to pay tribute to the late Princess Diana through her choice of accessories, a cherished tradition in the royal family.
In a new video from the Los Angeles non-profit Fisher House Foundation, Meghan is captured wearing Diana’s gold Cartier Tank Francaise Watch. She elegantly pairs it with a blue-and-white striped button-up and black trousers. This poignant moment was filmed during Meghan’s visit to the foundation last month in preparation for the Invictus Games.
The Fisher House Foundation is dedicated to providing “comfort homes” for military and veterans’ families to stay in while their loved ones receive medical treatment. The video, narrated by Meghan, was released as part of an Invictus Games webinar earlier this week.
In the video, Meghan speaks about recovery, highlighting the importance of physical, mental, emotional, and social healing. She emphasizes that the journey toward recovery is about more than just physical health; it involves the entire support network of service men and women, from spouses coordinating medical visits to children celebrating milestones. Meghan underscores that healing is a collective effort, stating, “It takes a village and is for the village.”
This isn’t the first time Meghan has chosen to wear the sentimental watch. She previously wore it during the Invictus Games last year, a meaningful event for both Meghan and her husband, Prince Harry. Meghan consistently honors Princess Diana’s memory by wearing her jewelry, including Diana’s sapphire earrings, which she wore at her wedding reception with Harry in 2018, and the late Princess of Wales’s Cartier tennis bracelet during her and Harry’s revealing interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021. This timeless practice reflects Meghan’s deep respect for her husband’s late mother and her enduring legacy.
