Meghan Markle and Prince Harry attended an event for the Invictus Games earlier this year. The couple, who stepped back from their roles as senior royals in 2020, visited Canada together in February to mark “One Year to Go” until the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025. It is rumored that their children may attend the event.
During the visit, body language expert Judi James noticed an awkward moment between Meghan and Harry. Meghan, who seemed to want an equal role to Harry at the event, was discreetly snubbed by her husband. Judi James observed that Meghan appeared to want to be more than just Harry’s “Plus One” and that her body language showed her desire to be seen as an equal partner in their interactions.
While Prince Harry was chatting with athletes and even taking part in a skeleton ride, Meghan tried to hug him, but he declined the intimate gesture. Judi James commented on Meghan’s eagerness to join in and share the moment with Harry, even though she was left with a truncated hug and a sense of awkwardness as she waited for his attention.
The Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler is set to take place next year, and both Meghan and Harry are expected to attend. The event will feature around 550 competitors from up to 25 nations participating in various sports, including sitting volleyball, swimming, wheelchair basketball, alpine skiing, snowboarding, and wheelchair curling.
Despite keeping their children, Archie and Lilibet, out of the spotlight since moving to America, Harry and Meghan are reportedly planning to bring them to the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games to promote a “family-friendly” atmosphere. This move shows their commitment to supporting the event and involving their children in meaningful experiences.
Overall, the awkward moment between Meghan and Harry at the event highlighted the challenges they may face in balancing their individual roles and expectations while still presenting a united front. Their upcoming attendance at the Invictus Games and their plans to involve their children demonstrate their continued dedication to causes they care about and their desire to make a positive impact.
