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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle kicked off day two of the Invictus Games with more sweet moments. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spent their Easter in The Hauge, Netherlands, with a full day of events. Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40, arrived during the athletics portion hand in hand.

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are having a happy holiday together.

Hopping into the holidays! Members of the royal family gathered for their annual Easter service without their matriarch, Queen Elizabeth ll, on Sunday, April 17.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were spotted putting on a loved-up display as they kicked off day two of the Invictus Games in the Netherlands on Sunday 17 April. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who briefly visited the UK earlier this week, have been enjoying their first public appearance in Europe since stepping back as senior royals in 2020. Indeed Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40, beamed as they met with the competitors, including Lisa Johnston from Team UK, at the competition which supports military personnel and servicemen and women who have fought.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle need more than a Netflix series in order to change people's minds about them, a royal expert has claimed. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have confirmed that they will attend the "first few days" of the Invictus Games in The Netherlands, which start on Saturday (April 16).Alongside them will also be a Netflix documentary crew that will film their time at the Games.According to Kinsey Schofield, founder of To Di For Daily podcast, the upcoming Netflix show will not be enough to change the public's perception of the "polarising couple".She told the Daily Star: "They are such polarising characters that I believe it will take more than a Netflix series to change people’s minds about the Sussexes and their objectives."I think it’s important for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to try to do things differently because there is resentment amongst fans when it seems like they are still carrying on as royals.

Day two of the Invictus Games has seen Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spending time with British competitors.The couple beamed in a beautiful moment as they hugged a Union-Jack clad athlete and got stuck in to the second day of the games. Meghan and Harry were seen holding hands as they arrived, with Harry in an Invictus Games sweater and Meghan wearing a beautiful cream jacket and jeans. Mum-of-two Meghan, 40, wore her shiny hair in loose waves and sported a glamorous makeup look.

Meghan Markle could have made a veiled dig at the Royal Family with a quote about "service" in her Invictus Games speech, according to an expert. In the opening ceremony on Saturday (April 16) Prince Harry and Meghan "ramped up the drama" as they welcomed veterans to the Games in the Netherlands.

MailOnline reports that the couple's brief meetings at Windsor Castle with the Queen and Prince Charles were to discuss attending the celebrations with their children, Archie, who is three next month, and Lilibet, who will turn one during Jubilee festivities and whom the Queen is still yet to meet. And the Duke of Wales has reportedly expressed concerns to his inner circle that his son and daughter-in-law could dominate the Jubilee if they do and detract from commemorating the Queen's 70 years of service with their "circus", reports The Sun.A royal source told The Sun said: “Charles wants the Platinum Jubilee to focus only on the Queen.“Many are disappointed that Andrew overshadowed Prince Philip's thanksgiving service and don't want the Meghan and Harry circus to hijack the Jubilee.“This is the Queen’s show and should be about her and her 70 years of service rather than Meghan’s fashion, the kids and Harry.“They don’t want it to become the Harry and Meghan show.

BBC Breakfast on Sunday (April 17), with her co-star notably absent from the BBC studios.Regular viewers of the news programme will know that the show is usually fronted by two anchors, with the likes of Jon Kay, Roger Johnson, Victoria Derbyshire or Katherine Downes appearing alongside a colleague.The Sunday edition of the programme doesn't normally see the main anchors, Naga Munchetty, Charlie Stayt or Sally Nugent take their place on the sofa.However, as viewers tuned in on Easter Sunday (April 17), they were somewhat perplexed to see the sofa looking emptier than usual. Business presenter and stand-in presenter, Nina Warhurst, 41, sat alone on the sofa as she delivered the day's news, including the latest on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's appearance in The Hague.

Duke and Duchess of Sussex have "ramped up the drama" for the Netflix camera crew filming them, according to a body language expert.Harry and Meghan smiled as they met injured military veterans and rode on mini Land Rovers on the first day of the Invictus Games in The Netherlands today - marking their first visit to Europe since they left for California during 'Megxit'.Speaking to MailOnline, body language expert Judi James said: "As any reality star knows, it’s impossible to be followed closely by a camera crew without being aware of your body language responses and maybe ramping up the drama consciously or subconsciously as you internally analyse how each scene is going to look in the final production."Emotions need to be visible and clearly translatable as you record your performance, which can often lead to over-played or overkill rituals."Meghan looks pitch-perfect for her body language messaging here though, showing congruent excitement, delight and enthusiasm as she responds to the sports she is watching."She and Harry have one powerful moment of mirrored responses when they are watching the driving and both go open-mouthed with shock, with both mouths rounded into an identical ‘oh’ of surprise that captures one special experience."Even their mirrored shades define the shot to perfection as we can see what they are watching at the same time as we see their responses."James said Meghan's 'royal' pose for the official US delegation photos highlights the induction training she did with the Queen.The Invictus Games is the brainchild of Prince Harry and was first set up in 2013 for wounded, injured and sick Servicemen and women from across the globe to take part in an array of sporting challenges and events.The first

Just like every little boy. Archie Harrison Mountbatten Windsor is just a kid who wants to fly, Prince Harry revealed during his speech at the 2022 Invictus Games.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle greeted the crowd at the Invictus Games opening ceremony - with proud dad Harry revealing what young son Archie wants to be when he is all grown up.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle finally kicked off the fifth edition of the Invictus Games after two years of delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have arrived at the Opening Ceremony for the 2022 Invictus Games, and the couple didn't shy away from showing their affection.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex held hands as they walked down the yellow carpet Saturday at Zuiderpark in The Hague, Netherlands. The royal couple also gazed into each other's eyes after Meghan handed Harry the mic before sharing a kiss on stage.Harry presented a gold medal to Team France after it came way victorious at the Jaguar Land Rover Driving Challenge that took place earlier in the day.

Meghan Markle, 40, was spotted comforting her husband Prince Harry as they tenderly held hands during the beginning of the Invictus Games, which followed a secret visit to see the Queen at Windsor Castle. The couple made a brief stopover in the UK on their way to the Netherlands for the international sporting event, which supports military personnel and servicemen and women who have fought.

Meghan Markle couldn't help but gush over her husband Prince Harry before the couple shared a passionate kiss on stage at the Invictus Games 2020 opening ceremony. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived in The Hague, Netherlands, on 15 April and have been enjoying their time at various events, including a reception and a driving challenge.

The Invictus Games kicked off on Saturday with an automotive obstacle course ahead of an evening opening ceremony attended by the games' founder, Prince Harry, and his wife Meghan Markle. Harry founded the Invictus Games to aid the rehabilitation of injured or sick military service members and veterans, by giving them the challenge of competing in sports events similar to the Paralympics.This year's competition is taking place in the Dutch city of The Hague. Ahead of the opening ceremony, he got up close to the action when he was driven around the obstacle course.The couple later waved to spectators as they were driven around in miniature Land Rover cars with children at the wheel.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are living life in the slow lane, but it's OK because a couple of kiddos were behind the wheel!The Duke and Duchess of Sussex enjoyed quite the ride Saturday in The Hague, Netherlands where they attended the first event at the 2022 Invictus Games. The royal couple was there to kickoff the Jaguar Land Rover Driving Challenge, which pits 500 competitors from 20 countries in a specially designed course built at Zuiderpark.

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Meghan Markle was spotted sharing an adorable moment with her husband Prince Harry as they kicked off the first day of the Invictus Games in the Netherlands on Saturday 16 April.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex flew in to the country this week after a brief stopover in the UK, and the couple looked poised and ready to brave cameras despite a year of mostly hiding from the limelight at their sprawling Montecito mansion in California. As they met with supporters of the Invictus Games, the royal couple were all smiles as they enjoyed some time outside in the April sunshine.