Meghan Markle experienced nervousness during her debut on the Buckingham Palace balcony, a significant event shortly after her Windsor wedding with Prince Harry.
Trooping the Colour, a grand ceremony marking the monarch's official birthday, became Meghan's first major royal engagement. Despite feeling anxious about the occasion, Meghan found solace in Prince Harry's supportive presence by her side.
During the event, which occurred just three weeks after their wedding, a lip-reading expert revealed to the Mirror that Harry whispered reassuringly to Meghan. He asked, "Okay?" to which Meghan responded affirmatively but admitted her nerves. Harry comforted her, confirming he was okay too, and later briefed her on the event's proceedings, including the flypast.
Throughout the event, Meghan maintained composure while exchanging reassuring glances with Harry, showing a smile over her shoulder as the late Queen arrived and the ceremony unfolded.
The appearance highlighted Meghan's adjustment to royal life amidst the grandeur and tradition of Buckingham Palace, supported by her husband during this significant early moment in their marriage.
