Vancouver, Jan 16 (AFP/APP): Meghan Markle has made her first public appearance since she and Prince Harry sensationally decided to quit as full-time royals, visiting two women’s charities in Vancouver as British media reported she could face her father in court. Harry and Meghan are in the middle of a storm after making their bombshell announcement last week — before they had discussed the plans with Queen Elizabeth II. That followed Meghan launching legal action against The Mail on Sunday’s publishers in October after the tabloid printed a handwritten letter it had been shown by Thomas Markle. The weekly newspaper has now issued its defence, leading to the possibility that Meghan and her father could be called to testify against each another. A crisis summit at Queen Elizabeth’s Sandringham country residence on Monday was missed by Meghan, who was in Canada — where she and Harry plan to live part-time. The Duchess of Sussex on Tuesday visited the Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre, a non-profit organization that provides support to women who are fleeing violence, dealing with homelessness or living in poverty. Meghan met with the director and a handful of frontline staff to discuss the challenges women in the neighborhood … Continue reading Meghan Markle makes first public appearance since shock announcement