Meghan chooses beautiful photo from royal tour for her thank you cards

The Duchess of Sussex has sent thank you cards to those who had reached out and wished her a happy birthday.

Meghan turned 38 on August 4 and already, fans have started to receive the personalised notes from the palace.

Royal follower Christin Zi shared a photo of the reply from the Duchess.

The photo used on the cards was taken during Prince Harry and Meghan's 16-day tour of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga in October 2018.

At the start of the busy venture, Meghan announced her pregnancy.

In the photo chosen for the cards, the Duchess is wearing a blue Veronica Beard dress, during her visit to Tonga.

She was famously pictured in a fit of giggles during the visit to the Tupou College in Tonga. There, she broke out into laughter while listening to the Tupou College Boys Choir sing a mosquito song during a ceremony on the island of Tongatapu.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were on Tongatapu to dedicate two of Tonga's rainforests to the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy—the Toloa Forest Reserve and the Eua National Park Forest Reserve, which is on another island.

"My wife and I are so pleased to be here today to mark the dedication of not one, but two forest areas to the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy Initiative, which started in 2015 in honour of my grandmother's lifetime of service to the Commonwealth," Prince Harry said in a speech.

For Meghan's birthday, she received a carrot cake baked by the women at the Luminary Bakery, which was featured in the September issue of British Vogue, which Meghan guest-edited.

She and Harry and baby Archie reportedly flew to Ibiza to celebrate the special occasion.