Duchess of Sussex lands at Santa Barbara after returning from Invictus Games where she was supporting her husband Prince Harry. Her luggage could be seen to be removed from the storage.
A windswept Meghan Markle was spotted disembarking a private jet which brought her home to California - after she left Prince Harry behind at the Invictus Games in Canada .
Following his wife's departure, the prince reportedly took a day off to relax and 'unwind' ahead of attending the remaining events solo. Meghan Markle was spotted disembarking a private jet which brought her home to California, after she left the Invictus Games in Canada Harry will stay in Canada to watch the rest of the tournament for injured service personnel and veterans, which will end with Sunday's closing ceremony.
Read More Harry gushes about having Meghan 'at his side'... as he has a day off hours after she jetted home Meanwhile Harry spoke to their favourite US based magazine 'People' to talk about Invictus and the impact it has on people's lives.Harry was glowing in his praise for Meghan who took centre stage with her public displays of affection at the opening ceremony in front of 40,000 people in Vancouver.He said: 'To have my wife here supporting me is amazing.
He is an avid skier and will had a taste of what is on offer when he went tubing on Blackcomb Mountain with Meghan and Whistler Mountain where he presented medals in the adaptive alpine skiing event. In his autobiography he confessed that he always felt guilty for enjoying ski trips with his father, Prince Charles, because his mother, Princess Diana, didn't like them.Read More Meghan Markle to leave Invictus Games with duchess flying back to California to 'see her children' Harry is due to attend three events and brave freezing temperatures of up to -11 in Canada.
It was Harry's first solo appearance at the games as Meghan is returning to California to be with her children Archie and Lilibet.
News Prince Harry Meghan Markle California Canada
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Meghan Markle Flies Home From Invictus Games, Leaving Harry To Celebrate AloneMeghan Markle has departed from the Invictus Games in Canada, returning to California before Valentine's Day. This separation from Prince Harry, who remains at the event supporting wounded and sick service personnel and veterans, has fueled speculation about the couple's relationship.
Read more »
Prince Harry's Invictus Games move causes 'issues' after Meghan's 'complaint'Prince Harry's Invictus Games will take place in Canada next month but the duke has ran into some problems due to a change he made to please Meghan Markle.
Read more »
Prince Harry's Invictus Games Face 'Technical Issues' Amidst Snow and Laser Gun ChallengesPrince Harry's Invictus Games initiative encounters hurdles with laser gun technology during a trial run. Competitors faced issues with snow obstructing targets and malfunctioning equipment. Despite the challenges, organizers remain confident in ensuring equipment readiness for the upcoming games in Vancouver Whistler.
Read more »
Royal couple set to join Prince Harry at his Invictus Games in Vancouver next monthPrince Harry has appeared in a new Invictus Games video on social media. The Duke of Sussex said, 'Sport has the ability to heal, to change lives and to save lives.' On X, the post read, 'Be a part of these life-changing events.'
Read more »
Revealed: Prince Harry's Invictus Games set to be headlined by major stars 'personally chosen' by...Prince Harry's Invictus Games is set to feature a star-studded line-up for its opening ceremony, with Chris Martin and Katy Perry set to perform. The event will be held in Vancouver and Whistler from 8 to 16 February.
Read more »
Revealed: Prince Harry's Invictus Games set to be headlined by major stars 'personally chosen' by...Prince Harry's Invictus Games is set to feature a star-studded line-up for its opening ceremony, with Chris Martin and Katy Perry set to perform. The event will be held in Vancouver and Whistler from 8 to 16 February.
Read more »