Duchess Meghan made several surprise appearances at the Invictus Games, cheering on competitors and interacting with children. She shared videos and photos of her time at the Games, showcasing her support for the event and Prince Harry's ongoing involvement.
On Saturday, the duchess revealed some footage of Harry dancing with members of Team Canada, and later shared scenes from a surprise appearance at a Team USA breakfast. In videos from both events, Meghan is shown speaking to competitors wearing a cream Rag & Bone sweater vest and trousers from Altuzarra. Saturday night, Meghan posed with Opening Games performer Nelly Furtado for a backstage selfie that included a brief cameo from Harry.
“And Team Australia, you’ve done it again!” she wrote as a caption, referencing a moment in 2018 when one competitor from Australia asked Harry to sign his Speedo. This time around, the prince reacted warmly to the gift. “So inappropriate! I love it,” he said. “Thank you so much.
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