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Meghan Markle might be giving birth to a royal baby this year, but that doesn't mean her schedule is slowing down just yet. Following the announcement on Thursday that Meghan is taking on the role of patron for four charities, she spent the morning visiting one of the organizations, Smart Works, which is a charity that "helps long-term unemployed and vulnerable women regain the skills, confidence and tools to succeed at job interviews, return to employment and transform their lives."

This isn't the first time Meghan has visited the charity. Smart Works said "we have been honored to welcome The Duchess to our West London center and see her engage with our clients and volunteers. Her empathy and insight were obvious." Not only is support and coaching offered, but the charity goes even further in helping women succeed in the workplace by providing them with high-quality clothes for job interviews.

Samantha Cameron won the first round of 'The Great Sport Relief Bake Off' last night (27.01.16). The wife of Prime Minister David Cameron beat off stiff competition from the likes of comedian Jason Manford, former footballer David 'Calamity' James and 'EastEnders' actress Maddy Hill to be crowned the prestigious Star Baker in the charity celebrity cooking competition. She said after her win: ''I am genuinely really pleased. I'm normally being given flowers for being David's wife, so it's really nice being given flowers for, you know, doing something that I've done on my own.'' The brunette beauty took the winner's crown when...

Michelle, Malia, and Sasha Obama stopped by a U.S. military base in Vicenza, Italy, on Friday, all smiles as they continued their seven-day European tour. Michelle's mom, Marian Robinson, joined the Obama women for their trip, which already took them to London and Milan. At the military base, the Obama daughters took the stage to read fairy tales to kids, later standing alongside their mom to serve lunch and give out high fives. During their first few days in London, the first lady met with students to talk about her Let Girls Learn initiative, and she and her daughters also had a tea date with Prince Harry at Kensington Palace. Following their royal meeting, they stopped by 10 Downing Street to meet with Prime Minister David Cameron and Samantha Cameron. In Milan, the first lady led a presidential delegation to the Milan Expo 2015 for her Let's Move initiative, sitting beside...