Meghan Markle and Billie Eilish teamed up to provide a heartfelt gesture for a teenage survivor of the Eaton Fire, which devastated parts of Los Angeles last month. In an Instagram video posted on February 4, Meghan shared how she and Eilish helped a young girl who had lost everything in the fire, including a Billie Eilish shirt she had worn to a concert.
While touring the Altadena neighborhood with her husband, Prince Harry, Meghan met a woman whose home had been destroyed in the fire. The woman shared that her 15-year-old daughter’s only remaining hope was to find the Billie Eilish shirt she had left behind while evacuating. The shirt was either in the washing machine or dryer, which had now turned into debris.
Meghan, though not personally acquainted with Eilish, took it upon herself to make sure the girl received the shirt. She reached out to her network with a voice message, asking if someone could connect her with Billie. Meghan shared the emotional relief she felt when she received a box of Eilish merchandise, including signed items, which she proudly showed off in her video.
In her video, Meghan expressed her gratitude to Eilish for sending the gifts and thanked Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo for helping her make the connection with the singer. She also acknowledged the ongoing efforts of many people in California who are supporting wildfire survivors.
Additionally, Meghan revealed that the release of her Netflix series, With Love, Meghan, had been postponed due to the fires. The show was initially set to premiere on January 15 but will now debut on March 4.