Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle Have Secretly Visited Shout Charity But Never Together

Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle, and their respective husbands have pledged their support for the charity Shout. The organization is dedicated to supporting individuals in crisis via a text message hotline exclusive to London.

While speaking with Town & Country, U.S. Crisis Text Line founder Nancy Lublin revealed that Prince William and Middleton’s recent visit to Shout wasn’t the first time that they set foot at the organization’s office. However, this month’s visit was the first time that their trip was made public.

“They have been into our offices, I think, four times, quietly without anyone knowing. I think they take their roles very seriously learning about the data. Learning about how things work. I’m so grateful,” she said.

Prince Harry and Markle, who have also been supporting Shout, also visited the offices on multiple occasions. But just like the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, their trip was never made known to the press.

The royal couples under the radar visits were praised by Lublin, who said that it is evident that the royals really want to help out without gaining any publicity. She also hinted on the fact that the Cambridges and the Sussexes have not visited the Shout offices together.

Even though the royals have pledged a huge sum of money to support Shout, the Cambridges and the Sussexes are no longer working together under the same foundation. Earlier this year, it was announced that the Fab Four has been dissolved, and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will put up their own foundation.

Meanwhile, Prince William, Middleton, Prince Harry, and Markle aren’t the only members of the royal family who have been secretly visiting the organizations that are close to their hearts. When Princess Diana was still alive, she also teamed up with a slew of causes and organizations without announcing her visits.

It was only after the Princess of Wales passed away that the public learned about what she had been doing for years.