Prince Harry and Meghan Markle touched down in Vancouver, Canada, on Tuesday, February 13, Pacific Time, to commence their three-day visit, signaling what seems to be a relaunch of themselves as a separate entity from the royals.
Their private jet, reported by The Daily Mail, landed around noon following a two-hour flight from Santa Barbara, their residence in Montecito. After a brief 39-minute stop in Vancouver, the plane jetted off to Victoria for nearly 45 minutes.
The purpose of their Canadian visit pertains to the Invictus Games scheduled for next year. The couple is slated to stay at Mille Fleurs, a mansion on Vancouver Island in the town of North Saanich, where they previously resided in January 2020 before moving to the US.
Before their trip to Canada, the couple sparked controversy by launching sussex.com, a website featuring their engagements and royal duties, portraying themselves as separate from the Royal Family.
This website launch follows Prince Harry's surprise visit to his cancer-stricken father, King Charles, who personally disclosed his diagnosis during a brief 30-minute meeting after Harry's overnight flight.
