Prince Harry and Meghan Markle want to be treated like royalty, keep royal titles for themselves and their children

As the season of giving begins, Prince Harry and Meghan, alongside the Archewell team, joined the Big Kitchen Los Angeles (OBKLA) to prepare and package meals for community members experiencing food insecurity.

They also shared details on their Archewell Foundation’s website.

The California-based royal couple have also shared a new picture of them cuddling at Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles where they had prepared meals for the poor and hungry to be delivered on Thanksgiving.

In the photo, Prince Harry wrapped his arms around his wife Meghan in a very public show of unity.

Commenting on it, a royal insider tells the Daily Mail, “Harry has his arms around Meghan to stress their closeness after recent controversies.”

The other source says, “Harry is clearly very protective of his wife. They look very happy and close”.

Meanwhile, an expert has said, “These are pictures that say everything about the Sussexes: an all-American event celebrating Thanksgiving but a highly curated image issued after the visit via social media. They want to control their image and avoid dealing directly with the US press.

“One of the main reasons that Harry and Meghan lost the support of much of the British public was the feeling that they wanted it all ways. They want to be treated like royalty, keep royal titles for themselves and their children, but avoid much of the attention and scrutiny that goes with it.”

Meanwhile, Meghan shared a video on Instagram saying, “Talk about a full circle moment! In my old stomping ground of West Hollywood, with a brand, family and friends that have been part of my life for so long…and also a part of my love story with H (since our very first date was at a SH restaurant).”