Over the past year, I’ve found myself diving deep into the world of Meghan Markle, exploring every aspect of her life. Her engagement to Prince Harry back in November 2017 sent shockwaves through the internet, and just when I thought we’d covered everything, I stumbled upon a little-known fact: Meghan was part of a sorority in college. Now, as CBS prepares to air their documentary special, Meghan Markle: American Princess, royal fans everywhere are curious—what sorority did Meghan belong to during her college years?
Here’s the scoop: Meghan was in my sorority. Yes, you heard that right. When I discovered this connection, I couldn’t help but share it with everyone I knew. As a former sorority girl turned full-time adult, it was a fun reminder of those carefree college years. Let me break it down for you: I’m a proud member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, and so is Meghan. That makes us sisters, and while I might not be royalty, I still feel a special bond knowing we share these unique rituals and traditions.
Our Shared Legacy: The Golden Key and Fleur-de-lis
There’s something magical about knowing we’re both proud holders of the golden key and the Fleur-de-lis. These symbols represent more than just a sorority; they’re a testament to the values we hold dear. I can’t help but wonder if Meghan would let me into her Kensington Palace cottage with the Kappa handshake. Hey, it’s worth a shot, right? Imagine the stories we could share about our college days and the lessons we’ve carried into our adult lives.
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During my time at the University of Connecticut, I proudly wore my KKG letters and blue for countless occasions. I’m sure Meghan did the same at Northwestern University. There’s something comforting about knowing we both embraced our sorority life with open arms. But let’s dive a little deeper into what that life was like for me. At UConn, I served as the Vice President of Standards during my sophomore spring and junior fall semesters. It was a role that demanded responsibility and leadership, much like being a police officer within the sorority. My friends can definitely attest to my dedication to upholding the rules and regulations we held so dear.
Beyond the Sorority Bubble
While Meghan and I may not have shared the same academic interests, we both managed to take what we learned in college and apply it to our lives after graduation. Meghan, a true talent, starred in the hit series Suits for seven years. She’s an incredible actress, something I can only dream of being. On the other hand, I took an entry-level drama class during my sophomore year and, let’s just say, it wasn’t my forte. Instead, I pursued my dream of becoming a journalist in New York City, a goal I’m proud to say I achieved.
When it came to academics, Meghan had her own path. “I had always been the theatre nerd at Northwestern University. I knew I wanted to do acting, but I hated the idea of being this cliche — a girl from LA who decides to be an actress,” Meghan shared with Marie Claire in 2013. “I wanted more than that, and I had always loved politics, so I ended up changing my major completely, and double-majoring in theatre and international relations.”
As for me, politics wasn’t on my radar until the 2016 election thrust it into the forefront of my media-focused career. Despite our differences, there’s something deeply satisfying about knowing that Meghan and I likely shared similar experiences during our college years. I imagine her singing fun songs during recruitment, forming lifelong friendships, and participating in the Reading Is Fundamental philanthropy.
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Though I may never have the chance to chat with Meghan about her time in Kappa, knowing we share this unspoken bond is incredibly special. It’s a connection that transcends the typical sorority experience, creating a sisterhood that lasts a lifetime. And while it may seem cheesy, I’ll proudly share this detail with anyone who’ll listen for years to come.
