Despite the buzz around her appearance, Meghan’s video focused on her efforts to support wildfire victims. The Duchess, who lives in Montecito, shared how she reached out to Billie Eilish after meeting a young girl who lost her belongings—including a concert T-shirt—in the Eaton Fire.
Determined to help, Meghan recalled, “I don’t know Billie Eilish, but I’m gonna figure out how to get you this shirt.” She sent a voice note asking for assistance, and thanks to Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo, her message reached Billie.
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Meghan expressed her gratitude, saying, “Huge thank you, Billie Eilish! This is going to mean so much to her.”
She also praised those helping fire victims, adding, “To everyone who’s showing up for people in big or small ways to get through what’s happening in California, thank you so much.”
In January, Meghan and Harry visited Eaton Fire victims at the Pasadena Convention Center. Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo spoke highly of the couple, saying, “They are great people with great personalities. It takes a great heart to come out and meet with first responders and victims.”
The mayor also revealed that this was not their first visit—on a prior trip, the couple helped serve food anonymously, wearing masks. “They didn’t come for publicity. They came to work,” he emphasized.
Harry and Meghan remain committed to their philanthropic efforts, using their platform to support those in need and advocate for meaningful change.
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