- Meghan Markle, her mother, Doria Ragland, and Prince Harry attended a launch event for Markle's first solo charity endeavour since joining the royal family.
- The duchess is launching a charity cookbook, which aims to raise funds for the Hubb Community Kitchen in West London.
- With all the free food on show, Prince Harry couldn't help but pinch a couple of samosas for himself.
- Unfortunately for him, the royal was caught by ITV cameras, whom he flashed a sly grin at when he realised he'd been caught.
No one can resist the lure of free food, not even the royal family.
Prince Harry was caught snaffling samosas at the launch of Meghan Markle's new charity cookbook, which aims to raise funds for the Hubb Community Kitchen in West London.
ITV News editor Chris Ship tweeted: "I could be wrong but I reckon we've caught Prince Harry red-handed stealing some samosas from the Meghan's 'Together' cookbook event they were at today."
In the clip, the prince is seen carrying something wrapped in napkins and does a double take when he notices the cameras are on him, flashing them a knowing grin.
Prince Harry then very carefully holds the small package in front of him as he, the duchess and her mother make their escape in a Land Rover. The perfect crime.
Caught red-handed!
— ITV News (@itvnews) September 20, 2018
Hungry Prince Harry seems to be taking a snack home after attending the 'Together' cookbook launch with Meghan and her mother pic.twitter.com/Uta8EPB5R8
The cookbook supported by Markle will feature 50 recipes from women whose community was affected by the Grenfell Tower fire.
The Royal Foundation aims to sell 50,000 copies of the £9.99 ($13.08) book, which will raise £250,000 ($327,000) for the Hubb Community Kitchen. The kitchen is currently only open two days a week but hopes that profits from the book will allow them to keep the doors open seven days a week.
"I immediately felt connected to this community kitchen; it is a place for women to laugh, grieve, cry and cook together," Markle wrote in the book's foreword.
"Melding cultural identities under a shared roof, it creates a space to feel a sense of normalcy — in its simplest form, the universal need to connect, nurture and commune through food, through crisis or joy — something we can all relate to. … Through this charitable endeavour, the proceeds will allow the kitchen to thrive and keep the global spirit of community alive."
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