Having moved to Los Angeles from Canada amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are spotted covering their faces using blue bandana during the outing.
- Apr 18, 2020
AceShowbiz - Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have come out of their self-isolation in Los Angeles. Days after they delivered food to people in need amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were caught on camera stepping outside for a more personal reason, to walk their dogs.
In multiple photos obtained by Daily Mail, the twosome, who has officially stepped down from royal duties on March 31, took their black Labrador, Oz, and their rescue Beagle, Guy, out for a stroll near their neighborhood. At one point during the Thursday, April 16 outing, the Duchess was seen carrying Guy to their awaiting car.
For the occasion, Meghan donned a black T-shirt with a pair of bright skinny jeans and dark shoes. She wrapped her black hoodie around her waist and hid her hair under blue cap. Following the safety guidelines during the pandemic, the 38-year-old covered her nose and mouth behind blue bandana and carried a small bottle of hand sanitizer with her.
Her husband Harry, in the meantime, wore a gray polo top that he paired with charcoal hued khakis and brown desert boots. Like the former "Suits" actress, he also protected his nose and mouth using blue bandana. He additionally put on a pair of dark sunglasses and a hat. In one of the photos taken, he could be seen being pulled along by Oz during the walk.
Days prior to this dog walking outing, Meghan and Harry have snuck out to help distribute meals to those heavily impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. Teaming up with the nonprofit Project Angel Food, the couple, who moved to the city of angels from Canada in March, volunteered on Easter Sunday as well as on Wednesday, April 15.
Speaking of the couple's thoughtful act, a source told Daily Mail, "Some people didn't recognize them at first and others were just completely shocked." The source added, "One elderly woman actually started to cry and said she had always been a fan and had always wanted to meet them, and then welcomed them to their new life in America."
