Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were all smiles as they stopped to take a picture with a young fan and his mother.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are currently spending some time in Vancouver to work on preparations for the 2025 Invictus Games. They’ve been seen letting their hair down at an ice hockey game and Meghan stopped by the Vancouver office of Justice For Girls to chat with interns.
However, the couple’s busy schedule hasn’t stopped them from spending time with their fans. In a post shared on Instagram, Meghan and Harry leaned in close as they posed for a snap.
In the caption, the fan wrote: “And this happened today during #lunch. Super nice #couple. Welcome to #vancouverbc.” The picture was re-shared by a Meghan fan page added: “Harry, alongside @weareinvictusgames senior team members are exploring Vancouver this week. Vancouver and Whistler will host the inaugural winter-style Invictus Games in 2025, a global celebration of military veterans and the healing power of sport. Meghan has also been working including a visit to @justiceforgirls_canada yesterday!”
Fans were loving the cute picture, with one person writing: “‘Super nice couple,’ says everyone who meets them. Because they ARE.” Another said: “Looking so happy!!!! this is lovely,” while a third fan commented: “Amazing photo. Everyone looks so happy. Love it.”
“Love is the greatest gift,” one person gushed. A fifth fan added: “Love this picture – oozes warmth and genuine happiness. Thanks for sharing, Rebecca.”
The couple looked tense as they watched their ice hockey team
Earlier this week, the Sussexes were seen dancing as they watched the Vancouver Canucks beat the San Jose Sharks from a VIP box at the Rogers Arena. The couple wrapped their arms around each other as they watched the game, before enthusiastically jumping into the air to celebrate a goal.
When the Canucks won the game, Harry was the first to leap from his seat. Meghan then put her wine glass down and got up too, with the pair celebrating together.
Harry had a huge smile on his face as he celebrated. Simple Minds’ hit track Don’t You Forget About Me started playing as the Duke of Sussex let out an excited dance.
Meghan then stopped by the Vancouver office of Justice For Girls, a non-profit that helps youngsters in poverty. During her visit, she took part in a roundtable chat to discuss girls’ and young women’s leadership.
The Duchess of Sussex stopped by Justice for Girls
Sharing the snaps on social media, the organisation said: “Justice for Girls was delighted to have a return visit from Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex.
Joined by Jessica Lake and Lauri Thompson from the Lake family’s All One Fund, we had an engaging and heartfelt conversation about justice and equality for teen girls living in poverty in Canada and around the world.
“Together with our teen interns, staff, directors, and board members, we talked about Justice for Girls’ decades of work advocating for girls’ access to education, freedom from violence, Indigenous rights, and environmental justice.
A highlight of our conversation was the focus on girls’ and young women’s leadership.
“A feminist advocate from a young age herself, The Duchess was keen to chat with two of our teen interns to discuss their personal struggles for justice. Her genuine and understanding approach left the girls feeling heard, supported, and inspired.”
