Prince Harry and Meghan attended the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games in Vancouver, where the Duke called for unity among competitors as the couple cheered on athletes, highlighting the event's significance for wounded veterans. Their appearance drew fresh media attention with US President Donald Trump commenting on the couple amidst ongoing debates regarding Harry's US visa status.
Invictus Games: Harry and Meghan Celebrate Resilience in Vancouver

Invictus Games: Harry and Meghan Celebrate Resilience in Vancouver
Duke and Duchess of Sussex attend inaugural events of the Invictus Games amid political commentary.
In the heart of Vancouver, the Invictus Games launched with Prince Harry and Meghan cheering from the stands. Speaking to a crowd of 40,000, the Duke emphasized overcoming divisions and championed the spirit of respect in competition among wounded military veterans. The games, founded by Prince Harry in 2014, see over 500 athletes participating across 11 sports this year, including a debut in winter sports.
In the backdrop of the celebration, US President Donald Trump made headlines after expressing he had "enough problems" with Meghan when asked about deporting Harry. This raises concerns as activists questioned Harry's visa status in the States following previous admissions of drug use. Nonetheless, as Trump refrained from pursuing the issue, the couple focused on their roles in promoting resilience through sports, following a tradition that began in London and has since traveled across continents.
The ceremony was accompanied by performances from major artists like Katy Perry and Chris Martin, all contributing to a vibrant celebration of strength and perseverance among competitors.
In the backdrop of the celebration, US President Donald Trump made headlines after expressing he had "enough problems" with Meghan when asked about deporting Harry. This raises concerns as activists questioned Harry's visa status in the States following previous admissions of drug use. Nonetheless, as Trump refrained from pursuing the issue, the couple focused on their roles in promoting resilience through sports, following a tradition that began in London and has since traveled across continents.
The ceremony was accompanied by performances from major artists like Katy Perry and Chris Martin, all contributing to a vibrant celebration of strength and perseverance among competitors.