Meghan lays roses at memorial for victims of Texas school shooting
Eleanor Cunningham
The Duchess of Sussex has laid flowers at a memorial for the 19 children and two teachers killed in a school shooting in Texas.
Meghan was on Thursday pictured placing a bouquet of white roses tied with a purple ribbon at one of the crosses put up in honour of the victims near the site of the massacre.
A spokesperson for the duchess said she took the trip in a personal capacity as a mother to offer her condolences and support to a community in grief.
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