20 celebs who dipped their toes in “Greek life”. 👀
Sororities are a big part of college life in America. Besides being a great place to forge connections and grow personally, sororities also allow young women to explore Greek Life, much like their frat counterparts.
These famous women from art, literature, entertainment, business, and government were members of various sorority houses during their college days.Meghan Markle joined Kappa Kappa Gamma at Northwestern University where she started her acting career.While studying business at the University of Arizona, Kourtney Kardashian was a member of Alpha Phi.In 1983, Maya Angelou joined Alpha Kappa Alpha as an honourary member.Aretha Franklin is an honorary member of Delta Sigma Theta.
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