Meghan Markle showed that she was a good sport when she took the jump and today ran a ski slope in a rubber tube.
Despite Prince Harry, 40, who encouraged her that she would be 'absolutely good', the Duchess of Sussex43, squeak: “No, no, I really don't want to do this,” before I drive over the snow.
Meghan had become a member of friends and family of Invictus Games 2025 competitors in Whistler to go 'tubes'. She then posted a video of hers that the sport tried on her Instagram stories.
In the clip, an instructor tells the apparently nervous mother of two to lean back in the tube before she leaves a shout and slides the slope.
It is thought that a smiling Harry then shouts 'feet up, foot up,' calls his wife at the bottom of the snowy hill.
In her last performance before the event in Canada is abandoned to fly home to California, Meghan is also gone hand in hand with her husband until the start of the tube run.
It is after being revealed that the Duchess will not come to Harry at the rest of the competitions – instead travel back to Montecito to see her children Prince Archie, Five and Princess Lilibet, three.
Aides said she was always planning to leave the Duke of Sussex to continue solo in the competition, which he founded in 2014.
Meghan Markle showed that she was a good sport when she took the jump and today raced a ski slope in a rubber tube
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex Living a family and friends in tubing event
There are no plans for Meghan to fly back from Los Angeles to Vancouver for the conclusion of the events for wounded and disabled military veterans at the weekend.
A source close to the couple said: 'This was always planned. Meghan goes home to be with her children.
'Meghan left the competitions in Dusseldorf early after five days to go home. This is the Prince Harry event and she is there to support him, but this was planned. '
In her last performance at the Games, the Hertogin morning sports events attended in the chic ski area of ​​Whistler before they were driven the 110 miles back to Vancouver and fly back to her house in Montecito, California.
In the meantime, Harry will attend three events and brave freezing temperatures up to -11.
The duke was harassed by a crowd of fans when he arrived earlier today for an Invictus Games -Ceremony on Whistler Mountain.
Despite Prince Harry, 40, who encouraged her that she would be 'absolutely good', the Duchess of Sussex, 43,: 'No, no, no, I really don't want to do this' before he drives the snow
In her last performance before the event left the event to fly home to California, Meghan is also filmed with her husband with her husband to the start of the tube run.
The Duke of Sussex also tried his hand on snake during the friends and family tube event
Fans screws to get close to Harry and take a picture while he sustained the slopes in bright sun.
His Bodyguard Chris Sanchez, a former US presidential secret service agent, had difficulty helping the Duke through the crowd.
It was Harry's first solo performance at the Games when Meghan returns to California to be Archie and Lilibet with her children. He will only attend other events before the final ceremony on Sunday.
In the meantime, Harry and Meghan had an early Valentine's dinner with good friends Michael Buble and his wife Luisana.
The two couples spent more than two hours in an Italian restaurant after completing their first full day of engagement in the ski area.
The dinner date was in the chic Il Caminetto, where they spent Valentine's Day last year during a two-day event to promote the Invictus games.
Meghan wore Diamond Maya Brenner -earrings that Harry had given her last year as a surprise present. She combined the earrings with a Carolina Herrera Cape and Aquazzura pumps.
The Italian restaurant is considered one of the best and most expensive in the ski area.
Meghan had become a member of friends and family of Invictus Games 2025 competitors in Whistler to go 'tubes'. She then posted a video of hers that the sport tried on her Instagram stories
In the clip, an instructor tells the apparently nervous mother of two (photo) to lean back in the tube before she leaves a shout and slips off the slope
It is thought that a smiling Harry (photo) then calls 'feet up, foot up, foot up' while looking at his wife at the bottom of the snowy hill
It was revealed that the Duchess (photo) will not come to Harry at the rest of the competitions – instead travel back to Montecito to see her children Prins Archie, Five and Princess Lilibet, three
The couple is warmly welcomed by the competitors' friends and family, as well as skiers who are in the resort for a holiday.
They are delighted a 1000 strong audience during a party event to open the competitions in Whistler, where competitors participate in adaptive winter sports, such as the skeleton and the Biathlon.
Harry joked that he would let Meghan sing to the crowd after their good friend Canadian singer Michael Buble had gathered the audience on the village square.
Harry and Meghan were depicted with sipping beer while they waited in turn to appear on stage.
The former actress seemed to send a message to Donald Trump on Saturday evening, while she had branded a very popular display with Prince Harry only a few hours after the US president had branded her 'terrible'.
She packed the PDA while she looked with her husband from the stands in Vancouver and settled in him before she leaned in front of a passionate kiss.
Her affection came shortly after Trump announced that he had no plans to deport Harry from the US in the midst of a legal struggle for his immigration status because of his 'problems with his wife'.
“I don't want to do that,” Trump said Friday. “I leave him alone. He has plenty of problems with his wife. She is terrible, “he told the New York Post.
Aides said she was always planning to leave the Duke of Sussex (photo) to continue solo during the competition, which he founded in 2014
The Duke of Sussex meets a child on his way to the skeletal final, during the 2025 Invictus Games in Whistler, Canada
The Duke of Sussex visits the Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding Novice Finals
Prince Harry Groets Sit Ski Athlete Neil Fellingham in the final of the Alpine Skiing Novice Competition at Whistler
Trump's criticism comes after Meghan has delayed the release of her Netflix -Kookshow, with Love Meghan, from January to March because of the forest fires in LA.
She was expected to have a busy start until 2025, after she had re -launched her Instagram account and projects of her lifestyle brand American Riviera Orchard, Podcast and Show All on the Horizon.
Some critics asked her motives for postponing her Netflix launch by two months – but Insiders told People Magazine that it was an 'easy decision' for Meghan to make.
This year's games – which are the first to contain winter sports – are currently being held in Vancouver and Whistler and will end on 16 February.
ITV was announced as the official British broadcaster for the competitions last month, with a deal to show nine days of highlights and the opening ceremony acts.
But frustrated fans went to social media this weekend to complain that they were still unable to view the events – with some even the news that the Sussexes tried to 'sabotage'.
Others claimed that veterans were 'beaten' and that the coverage was not broadcast 'hateful'.
However, ITV has confirmed that the coverage was limited because of an agreement to only demonstrate highlights of the event and that any delays were due to problems with coordination and time zone.
They wrote on social media: 'Hello there. Our reporting for the Invictus games was limited to showing only the highlights of the event.
“Because of the coordination with the production team of the games and various local time zones, there was a delay in making the highlights available on our service.”
