'He's an angry boy': As Prince Harry's faux-royal tour ends, why despite his jollity and cheeky dancing, one pal claims the Duke's American dream 'hasn't turned out the way he wanted'... and shouldn't

On lessons in her life, Meghan Markle said: 'I'd like to start in Spanish because we are in your country, my husband and I, and because I feel the embrace in Colombia. 'So for us and the work that we do with our Archewell Foundation, certainly the work that we do as parents, as I do as a mother, is ensuring that young girls feel as though their voices are being heard, and also that young boys are being raised to listen and to hear those young women as well. 'Yes, we work incredibly well together as a team, but as my husband is great testament to, the role of men in this of empowering women, of allowing them to know that their voices are heard, starting at a young age all the way through adulthood, is key. 'So I think part of the role-modeling that I certainly try to do as a mother is to encourage our daughter - at three she has found her voice and we are so proud of that, because that is how we, as I was saying, create the conditions in which there is a ripple effect of young girls and young women knowing that if someone else is encouraging them to use their voice and be heard, that's what they are going to do. 'I think part of the role-modelling doesn't necessarily need to be a large plan, it just needs to be an intention and my intentionality is to enjoy this chapter and to be able to move through every piece of that as best as I can, modelling that if we are in the spirit of gratitude and of generosity, how we are able to connect with each other as women and how we are able to move through the world in a much freer way, I think is part of how we continue to create the conditions that I was speaking about earlier.