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Next month, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will have been dating for a year – and the romance shows no signs of cooling, with Harry in Toronto at her home this week.
Those close to the American actress say she’s planning to build a life with the prince in the UK as a charity crusader, inspired by the work of United Nations ambassador Angelina Jolie and Harry’s mum Diana.
Meghan, 35, is even said to be working on plans to launch her own charity here.
She has already worked with the UN as a women’s advocate, and last year became a global ambassador for World Vision Canada, where she films the hit legal drama Suits.
Only days ago Meghan was pictured in a glossy shoot for Vanity Fair magazine as a global leader under the One Young World initiative, which celebrates young adults speaking out against human rights violations, environmental crises, inequality and injustice. She was in good company on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, with ex-Irish president Mary Robinson, fellow actress Emma Watson and Fatima Bhutto, niece of assassinated Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. And a source says: “Meghan would love to continue her charity work in London. Aside from acting, her charitable contributions have been very important to her and, should she move permanently to the UK, she’d be very keen to start her own charity. “With Harry beside her, she’s confident she would be able to have the right kind of backing to support her. Obviously he has friends in high places and, although she’s adamant she wants this to be solely her project, Meghan realises he will be able to initially help. “Harry’s got tons of experience working with UNICEF, so he thinks it’s a great idea for Meghan and will provide with all the help she needs.” As Los Angelesborn Meghan regularly detailed