2015 year before he met his wife Prince Harry, the then actress Meghan Markle visited Malta to explore her family roots.
On Wednesday, photos of a former Duchess of Sussex on her journey to the European Archipelago were published in public.
The images depict Meghan in traditional frontal forms, including the Maltese ghonnell, moving on the cobbled streets and showing her chic style and signature signature.
Megan's pra-pra-baba, Mary Bird, was born in Malta in 1862.
"When they asked to go to Malta not only to discover the beautiful island, but also the country from which my prabab was greeted, I said that without hesitation," Meghan wrote on her now closed blog The Tig.
See more photos from Meghan's visit to Malta below.
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When you are in Malta …
Meghan wears a Maltese gin.
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In what way?
Meghan moves along the streets.
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Put in stone
Meghan goes down the street.
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Dinner time
Meghan admired for dinner.
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Get your friends
Meghan talks to the local population.
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Knock Knock
The Maltese do not make fun of the door.
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Photo Meghan Markle …
… or pages from the home furniture catalog?
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Look up
Meghan appears with a friend.
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Taking Breather
Meghan sits and takes notice.
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Follow me!
Meghan goes on the road.
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Playing a tourist
Meghan admired architecture.
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Chic style
Meghan makes an unusual look.
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Accepting tradition
Meghan tries to make a traditional head.
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Smile!
Meghan smiled blazily.
On his journey, Meghan visited the northern island of Gozo and the capital of Valletta, as well as the city of Mina and the village of Dingli on the southern island.
"It's Malta!" she wrote. "The magnificent gem of an island in the Mediterranean between Sicily, Tunisia and Libya, a dreamer for someone who loves culture and history set on the backdrop of ever so beautiful seas, and besides the wealth of history, food and wine scenes of Malta you write about home."