Meghan Markle Just Got a Traditional Henna Tattoo in Morocco
For their second day in Morocco, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are visiting the Education For All boarding house in Asni Town in the Atlas Mountains.
Meghan was given a traditional henna tattoo during the visit.
Meghan wore skinny black jeans, a navy jacket, and a gray scarf for her second day in Morocco.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's three-day trip to Morocco has already been incredibly busy.
Stepping out at the Education For All boarding house in Asni Town on Sunday morning, Meghan and Harry were greeted with a welcome ceremony. Education For All is a Moroccan organization which builds boarding houses for girls between the ages of 12 and 18, to give them access to a secondary education in rural communities.
As part of the welcome, Meghan took part in a traditional henna ceremony, receiving a henna tattoo from one of the boarding house students:
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Meghan appeared to have the sleeves of her jacket folded back on purpose, so as to show the beautiful henna design that was created for her:
Even Prince Harry admired his wife's new henna tattoo, as the pair engaged in some super cute PDA:
According to People, the henna tattoo celebrates Meghan's pregnancy, and symbolizes good luck.
One of the housemothers, Khadeja Oukattou, told the publication, "It’s for when we have a big party. Now she is pregnant we do the henna to keep her happy with with the baby. For good luck." Oukattou also told People that the students "wished them a good life and good health for them and the baby.”
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