Meghan Markle and Prince Harry encountered a mixed reception from the Canadian public during their three-day visit to kick off the Invictus Games.
In a circulating video captured on X, formerly Twitter, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex faced a chorus of boos from a group of onlookers as they emerged in public and made their way to their vehicle.
Arriving in Canada to commemorate the forthcoming iteration of the Invictus Games slated for Vancouver and Whistler next year, the royal couple's reception appeared lukewarm at best.
During their visit, Harry and Meghan engaged with Invictus Games officials, including new CEO Scott Moore, and met with contestants participating in the esteemed competition.
The official social media accounts of the Invictus Games offered glimpses into their activities, showcasing moments of skiing on snow-laden slopes and posing with game participants.
In a tweet, the Invictus Games Foundation Executive Team highlighted the introduction of Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, and Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex, to various forms of winter adaptive sports that competitors will experience at the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025.
Canada holds sentimental value for the Sussexes, serving as the backdrop for their initial encounter in 2016 while Meghan was filming the drama series "Suits" in Toronto, a city that holds special significance in their journey.
