Meghan Markle and her husband, Prince Harry, have embarked on tours in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and more, concluding a 3-day tour of Nigeria that took us back to our days working as a royal family. Simply put, it was fun to see Sussex as an element, from the numerous initiatives that took place from Friday to Sunday to fashion and meaningful conversations.

One of the such engagements Meghan participated in was a wide-ranging conversation at a women's leadership event, which Meghan reflected that life was full of surprises.1 She joined the doctor. World Trade Organization Director General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala will co-host a panel discussion focused on women in leadership. Meghan spoke "with joy" about discovering that she was 43 percent Nigerian a few years ago and revealed that her first business order was to "call my mother."Because I wanted to know if she had any awareness about it," she said of her mother Doria Ragland.

The conversation later turned to balancing motherhood and career; Meghan, who has just turned 5 this month, and Lilibe, who turns 6 on May 3, said, "I love being a mom, I love being a mom," Meghan asked for her advice on the subject. "It was a long time ago when I was in Season one of the suits. Now I know the show is back, but it was a long time ago. Let's say maybe 10 years ago. [Editor's Note: The Suit — where Meghan played the character of Rachel Zane — premiered in 2011.And Bonnie Hammer, who runs NBCUniversal, was a huge mentor - to me remains a huge mentor. And I remember having good luck at the time when she invited me to have breakfast, and I thought this was only the biggest deal in the world. And I asked her that exact question. I said, "How do you find the balance?""She said, "You do not, you can not find the balance.""

Meghan continued, "And this is before I got married, this is before I gave birth to a child, this is every thing in my life certainly has a twist of intrigue."And it struck me, and it stayed with me for a long time because you say, "Well, how are you so happy?" Can you succeed?"And she says she's also a mother, she's married, and she'll never find a balance, "How does life feel if it's unbalanced?"

She said, "What I think I mean right now is that that balance will always change for you. That balance — what appears to be balanced 10 years ago - is about to shift. And being a mom has always been my dream. And I'm so lucky that we have two beautiful, healthy, very talkative, sweet kids.

It seems natural that it was on Meghan's mind as she spent Mother's Day away from them while Archie and Lili were in Nigeria.Harry and Meghan were invited to the country on behalf of the Chief of Defense Staff, the highest ranked military official in Nigeria, and arrived in Africa for a 5-10 3-day visit.This highlighted Harry's Invictus game. To that end, the trip ended yesterday with a basketball clinic with the African giant, a cultural reception and a polo fundraiser for Nigeria: unquestionable, before the couple had probably returned to the United States and their two children.