on her now-defunct Instagram

We'd bet their weekly Musso & Frank tradition was also just the ticket to cementing Meghan's love of food. "I love to cook," she told Marie Clare in 2013. "My character [Rachel Zane on
Suits] is a foodie because they know that I'm a foodie. I'm always on the quest to find amazing new restaurants and new recipes."

A big part of the Duchess of Sussex's former blog,
The Tig, was sharing great recipes and must-try restaurants based on the actress's travels and experiments in the kitchen. And this love of great eats was ultimately involved in one of the most important moments of her life: when her prince proposed in 2017 as the two were enjoying a cozy night in roasting a chicken.

Don't miss a beat withAbout 200 pro-life supporters, many of them clad in red shirts, gathered Tuesday in the Capitol Rotunda for a rally. Photo by Julie Smith / News Tribune.

Two of Missouri's statewide elected officials on Tuesday told pro-life supporters their children who were born with serious illnesses are the greatest blessings God could give.

Treasurer Eric Schmitt told people gathered in the Capitol Rotunda for Pro-Life Action Day his son, who has epilepsy and tubular sclerosis (a genetic disorder that manifests with numerous benign cancerous tumors throughout the body), depends on his parents for everything.

"Stephen is the greatest blessing that I have ever received on this Earth," Schmitt said.

Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft said doctors thought when his son, who is now 8, was born he wouldn't survive.

"Life comes from God,"