Prince Harry joked that he would let Meghan sing for 1,000 people during the Invictus Games Welcome Celebration in Whistler – after their good friend Michael Buble Bonde the crowd of Serenaded.
The Duke of Sussex thanked the crowd for showing their support before dragging his wife on stage when the couple opened the three days of events in the luxury ski area after he enjoyed a few beers together.
While the crowd cheered, Meghan stood stylish in a white full coat, black top and beanie hat, next to her husband who said brutally: “Now she's going to sing!”
The Duchess caught overwhelmed, shook her head smiling while the lively crowd threw and clapped in an attempt to convince her to act.
Just earlier, the Canadian pop star Buble had performed a spontaneous version of his hit 'Feeling Good' after he was brought onto the stage to introduce Harry.
The prince acknowledged the crowd, consisting of those who participated in the competitions and holidaymakers, who braved the cold that stood in the temperatures of -9.
Before he opened the games in the popular ski area, he was to see that he was stamping his feet to stay warm while he and Meghan waited in a restaurant.
In his speech he gave a shout to the mayor of Whistler, who he acknowledged that he was a 'ginger'. Against the crowd to the crowd of Harry asked: “Are there any other gingers in the house?”
Prince Harry joked that he would let Meghan sing for a 1000 people in Whistler's ski area – after their good friend Michael Buble had scored the crowd during the Whistler Welcome Celebration during Invictus Games. Shown: Meghan and Harry enjoy some drinks at the welcome party
Prince Harry gives up the thumb while he and Meghan Markle lived to the Whistler Welcome Party
Prince Harry and Michael Buble hold hands on stage on the Whistler Welcome Celebration
Meghan had joined Harry on stage when he opened the three days of events of the Invictus games in the ski area
While the crowd of Meghan cheered, stylish in a white full coat and black top and beanie hat, stood next to her husband who said brutally: “Now she's going to sing!”
After being asked to sing by Harry, the Duchess shook her head laughing while the crowd threw and slapped
The opening ceremony was closed with a low fly over by two Canadian Air Force f/18 fighter jets.
Harry and Meghan will spend three days in Whistler looking at competitors participating in adaptive winter sports, including the skeleton and Alpine skiing.
The Sussexes defied sub zero temperatures to meet the British team participating in the skeletal event.
Wrapping the temperatures of -11, they talked to the competitors and their families on the side of the track.
Meghan wore a white mackage jacket of £ 1,000, Hattack Beanie and Sorrel boots during her walkabout in Whistler.
She knelt down to chat with brothers Benjamin and Sebastian Evans who had recognized the couple from the 2023 matches that were held in Dusseldorf, Germany.
The Duchess also gave their mother Rachel a warm hug and happily posed for photos with the boys and their father Mike who was a member of the British skeletry team.
Skeleton is one of the winter sports that are organized in the Invictus games. A competitor Sliding Sport drives on a small sled, known as a skeleton, bobsleed over a frozen lane while he lay down with the face.
Speeds of up to 60 mph can be reached.
Prince Harry thanked the crowd for the fact that he supports the Invictus games in the ice cold
Before he opened the Invictus games in a popular ski area, Harry could be seen that he stamped his feet to stay warm while he and Meghan waited in a restaurant. Shown: Harry enjoys a beer
Prince Harry and Meghan defied sub zero temperatures to meet the British team who participated in the skeleton event
Meghan hugs a member of Team UK at the Skeleton Finals during day two of the Invictus Games 2025
Wrapping against the temperatures of -11 They talked to the competitors and their families next to the job
Canadian Pop Star Buble performed a spontaneous version of his hit 'Feeling Good' after he was brought on stage to introduce Harry
Harry and Meghan got up and looked at the event, but after posing for photos with spectators left for the warmth of their SUV cars.
It comes after Meghan thanked the people of the Squamish valley, while the Sussexes continue their tours through Canada.
Shared in a message with her Instagram stories, Meghan uploaded different photos and videos that people showed dancing in traditional indigenous clothing.
In one Snap the couple could be seen as a group instruments that were performed for them.
The mother-of-two then added over-over text with the text: “Thank you for welcome us to your holy country.”
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, attend the Whistler Welcome Celebration at
Before he went on stage in Whistler, Meghan and Harry could see a drink
The couple jokes about Meghan singing after Michael Buble had performed on stage
Displayed: Prince Harry, Duke or Sussex attends the skeletal final during day two of the Invictus games from 2025
Harry and Meghan stood and looked at the event, but after posing for photos with spectators left for the warmth of their SUV cars
In another video shared with her stories, Meghan tagged the Chief Joe Mathias Center in North Vancouver, BC, which is mentioned online as a center that “serves as a community hub for cultural and educational events.”
It offers space for meetings, workshops and programs that are aimed at celebrating and retaining indigenous traditions and knowledge.
The couple had previously been in Vancouver for the seventh edition of the Invictus Games, which Harry founded in 2014 for wounded, injured and sick soldiers and women.
But on Sunday the pair was closed for driving in a golf buggy past the disabled veterans at Invictus Games.
The short video of the couple in a golf cart, which was shared with Meghan's Instagram, caused a stir online with people who called the royal couple 'desperate' because they drive past veterans, some who were a wheelchair -bound.
In the clip, which is shared online on a large scale, the 'skilled' couple can be seen by driving past cheering veterans, who sang 'Harry' while they drove past.
One person wrote: 'So Meghan and Harry, two skilled people, are driven on a golf cart past disabled veterans.
'Some veterans are wheelchair -bound. They should have walked, meet, greet and shake through the group. All with a camera that she follows. Unbelievable. '
Another said: 'They drive past the cart behind them … where people are encouraged to scream for them. When does this madness stop? '
Someone else wrote: 'Who will be honored here? The veterans or Harry and Meghan are honored by the veterans! '
This year's games, those for men and women of celebrities who put their lives for their countries, will include winter sports for the first time.
The presence of Meghan is understood to underline her support for her husband and the mission of Invictus, a cause that is both very personal for them.
In one Snap the couple could be seen as a group instruments that are performed for them, in the group that was performed for them
Her only focus during these games will be to elevate her husband, the competitors and share their stories.
The Duke and Duchess spent three nights in the city of Vancouver before moving to the Whistler ski area for the adaptive winter sports section of the competitions for wounded and disabled military veterans.
She packed the PDA while watching in Canada and viewing the matches of the stands in Vancouver with her husband, nesting in him before he leans in for a passionate kiss.
The couple first appeared together in public on the Toronto Invictus Games in 2017, shown hand in hand at a wheelchair tennis event.
