The Duke and Duchess of Sussex cheered and clapped as the United Kingdom's team walked onto the stage for the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were seen cheering on the United Kingdom athletes at the Invictus Games opening ceremony. The couple arrived at Vancouver for the nine-day sporting event, to watch more than 500 athletes competing from 23 countries. The Invictus Games was created by the Prince in 2014 for wounded and sick service men and women.

Prince Harry is holding his Invictus Games tournament in Canada, and an expert told Newsweek Meghan Markle will likely be there.

Ahead of their highly-anticipated appearance at the Invictus Games opening ceremony, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry stepped out together for an unexpected kickoff appearance on February 7. Their first joint outing in six months–an increasingly rare occurrence amid the couple’s “twin track approach” to their individual careers–was the perfect opportunity for a sweet PDA moment as Markle stepped on stage to deliver an unplanned speech about Prince Harry and their family.

Let the games begin! Meghan Markle supported her husband Prince Harry on stage just hours after the two touched down in Vancouver, Canada for the start of the 2025 Invictus Games. On Friday, the Duchess of Sussex,

The US president has said he has no plans to deport Harry from the United States and said he had 'enough problems' with Meghan. The US president added 'I don't want to do that'

Locals in Vancouver have made their feelings clear on Meghan Markle as she arrived in Canada with Prince Harry on Friday. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex touched down at around 5:30pm, having flown in by private charter jet from Santa Barbara airport near their Montecito home.

Meghan Markle has joined Prince Harry in Canada to help launch the Invictus Games 2025, which is taking place in Vancouver and Whistler. At an event ahead of the Invictus Games opening ceremony, Duchess Meghan gave an impromptu speech to the crowd,

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have returned to Canada for the 2025 edition of Harry's adaptive sports competition for service members and veterans