Overview
- This week José Andrés told People that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle often text or call him when disasters occur to ask, “What can we do here and can we help you?”
- Andrés said the couple regularly helps behind the scenes and praised them for doing so out of genuine concern rather than for publicity.
- He described the Sussexes as trying to live a normal family life, adding that they use their kitchen as a meeting place and that Meghan interacts closely with their children.
- Andrés’ remarks recalled a 2020 collaboration between his World Central Kitchen and the Sussexes’ Archewell philanthropies and Meghan’s account of quietly distributing meals after the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.
- The coverage is based largely on Andrés’ first‑hand testimony and prior interviews, and it frames private relief efforts as complementary to public advocacy such as Harry’s recent visit to Ukraine.