US EditionFlight attendant shares handwritten note Meghan Markle gave her on American Airlines flight
- Nina Vida, who works as a flight attendant for American Airlines out of New York, recently served Meghan Markle on a commercial flight and was given a personal handwritten note by the Duchess.
- The interaction followed Vida and her crew writing a note to Markle, who is known for sending personalized handwritten messages, and although the exact flight date is unclear, Markle has been traveling to New York frequently.
- Vida shared a TikTok video showing Markle's note was on a cocktail napkin and included a compliment about Vida's nails, a detail previously described by a pilot as "intense."
- Vida complimented Markle's handwriting as looking luxurious and regal, while Markle responded on a napkin expressing her appreciation to the American Airlines team for their kindness, warmth, and thoughtful note, acknowledging their connection.
- The event highlights Markle's continued personalized engagement during commercial flights and suggests her increasing public interaction amid recent New York trips and media activities.
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On a scheduled flight from American Airlines, the flight attendants sent greetings to Duchess Meghan, who responded with kind words.
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