The royals are always helping, and some of that work is done behind the scenes.
Pretty much everything the royals do is in the public eye, but there are some times when they do things behind the scenes -- or not quite as much in the spotlight -- to help others without expecting any praise or recognition in return. And during this tough time,Of course, they didn't do so completely undetected, because how else would we have known examples to highlight? In many cases, the royals themselves weren't touting their work, it just leaked to the press.
Sometimes, that means they're going to fancy galas and events in support of their patronages, but other times, that means they have their feet on the ground and are actively giving back. That's never been more evident than now, when Kate Middleton, Prince William, Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and the whole extended royal family have been doing everything they can to help those in need.anymore, and they're still helping out wherever they can in Los Angeles, California.
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