The clip opens on Markle receiving a traditional bindi on her forehead, followed by her explanation of the charity work she completed during her visit.
“What we found is that the enrollment at this school went up three times as much once the latrines were built, so that girls had access to clean hygiene and bathroom facilities while they’re at school,” she says in the clip.
The footage goes on to show more from Markle’s visit, featuring the royal chatting with locals, wearing an Indian sari and performing a traditional dance. Markle also educates the children on gender equality and raises awareness about the stigma surrounding menstruation.
After the trip, Markle opened up about her experience in a moving essay on Time.com.
“During my time in the field, many girls shared that they feel embarrassed to go to school during their periods, ill equipped with rags instead of pads, unable to participate in sports, and without bathrooms available to care for themselves, they often opt to drop out of school entirely,” she wrote.
Motherly qualities? Check.
