The Duchess of Sussex recently graced the halls of a Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles, exuding a regal aura reminiscent of a princess.

Teaming up with the hospital for their Make March Matter fundraising campaign, she participated in a heartwarming literary healing event on March 21.

A captivating image or video of the former actress engrossed in reading to a group of ailing children quickly spread like wildfire across the internet.

During her visit, the Duchess engaged with the young patients on a personal level, sharing hugs, signing autographs, engaging in conversations, and capturing moments with them through photographs.

Reports suggest that apart from her gracious presence, the Suits alum made a substantial donation towards the cause and also took time to snap selfies with the hospital staff.

However, her actions drew comparisons to the royal duties often carried out by the Princess of Wales and the late Princess Diana on different occasions, sparking mixed reactions from various media platforms.

Social media was abuzz with discussions surrounding the Duchess of Sussex’s involvement, with some questioning whether she was stepping in to care for the unwell royals.

The internet was flooded with comments lauding her for the compassionate act, likening it to a scene from a heartwarming movie where a caring character reads to children.

Dressed elegantly for the occasion, she donned a chic cream-colored knee-length skirt adorned with delicate floral patterns, paired with a sheer white button-down shirt.

Her black mask discreetly covering her mouth, she styled her hair parted in the middle, cascading freely over one shoulder.

Opinions on the Duchess of Sussex’s recent charitable endeavor varied widely.

While many commended her nurturing interaction with the children, others criticized her for potentially leveraging the media to showcase her altruism.