Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Welcome Rescue Chicken to their Montecito Mansion
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In a heartwarming gesture, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have expanded their family by adopting a rescue chicken named Sinkie. The feathered addition was previously being bullied by other birds before finding refuge on the grounds of the couple's Montecito mansion. The chicken had been under the care of their celebrity friend Ellen DeGeneres, who shared regular health updates with her fans.
Sinkie, the resilient chicken, had suffered a broken fibula bone in her leg just before Christmas. Despite her leg being treated and healed, she continued to face aggression from her fellow feathery companions. Recognizing the need for a new environment, DeGeneres decided to re-home Sinkie and found a perfect spot at the Sussexes' coop.
Taking to Instagram to share the news, DeGeneres said, "Sinkie's leg is fixed, but our chickens were still picking on her, so she had to be re-homed. Luckily, our friends Harry and Meghan's coop had room for one more. Not sure yet what her royal title will be." The photograph accompanying the post seemed to be taken outside the Sussex's spacious wooden coop, which caught the attention of royal watchers.
Enthusiastic fans wasted no time in suggesting creative royal names for Sinkie. Ideas ranged from "Duchess of Yolk" to "HRH Sinkie." Others proposed whimsical monikers like "Lady Sinkington" and "Her Heness." Although the chicken's noble title remains undetermined, it is evident that Sinkie has found a loving and caring home among royalty.
Prince Harry and Meghan share a long-standing friendship with Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi. This isn't the first instance where a pet adoption has brought them closer together. DeGeneres previously encouraged Meghan to adopt a dog from a shelter, emphasizing the importance of rescue animals.
The Sussexes' adoption of Sinkie highlights their commitment to animal welfare and their willingness to provide a safe and nurturing environment for creatures in need. With their Montecito mansion becoming a sanctuary for the rescued chicken, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continue to inspire others through their compassion and empathy.
The addition of Sinkie to their family exemplifies their dedication to making a positive difference in the world, extending their love and care beyond their human relations. As the world admires this heartwarming gesture, it is evident that the Sussexes' love knows no bounds when it comes to their role as protectors and champions of the vulnerable, both within and beyond the royal realms.