Duchess of Sussex Offers Heartfelt Support Before Duke’s Powerful Speech
Prince Harry was visibly emotional as he took the stage at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver for the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games, with Meghan Markle offering quiet but touching words of encouragement.
Professional lip-reader Jeremy Freeman revealed a heartfelt exchange between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex just before Harry addressed the crowd of 40,000. As he prepared for his speech, he reassured Meghan, saying, “OK, I’ll be back later,” to which she warmly responded, “You’re amazing.”
During his address, Harry delivered a powerful message to the competitors, stating, “The Invictus Games didn’t save you—you saved yourself.” His words deeply resonated with the audience, reinforcing the Games’ core values of resilience and self-empowerment.
Before stepping onto the stage, Meghan embraced Harry and gave him a supportive kiss, a moment that did not go unnoticed by attendees and royal watchers alike. Their affectionate exchange highlighted their unwavering bond in the public spotlight.
Meanwhile, speculation grew that Harry’s remarks about “weak moral leadership” in today’s world were a subtle critique of U.S. politics, sparking further discussion.
While the Invictus Games celebrated the strength and determination of its participants, it was Harry and Meghan’s private exchanges that captured the attention of royal fans, showcasing their deep connection amid the grandeur of the event.
