Meghan Markle wraps up in a £3,000 Hermes puffer jacket and wears £150,000 worth of jewelery (including her reset engagement ring) to cheer on Prince Harry at the track in Whistler

Meghan Markle looked stylish and cozy as she watched Prince Harry speed down a bobsled track in Whistler, Canada yesterday.

The Duchess of Sussex – who took a multi-day trip to Canada with her husband to mark the one-year countdown to the 2025 Invictus Games – bundled up against the cold in a £3,000 Hermes quilted jacket, along with her favorite ' Valerie skinny jeans from La Ligne, cost £135.

A new addition to her wardrobe, Meghan's luxurious reversible coat features pure goose down filling, a ribbed funnel neckline, engraved Clou de Selle snap closures and a printed lining.

The mum-of-two added Kamik 'Sienna' boots (£100), Blenders 'Grove' sunglasses (£58) and an Aritzia 'Babaton' cashmere hat (£43.66) – as well as a slew of Birks jewellery, for a total amount of £9,840.

Meghan, 42, and Prince Harry, 38, have come under fire in recent days for their new Sussex.com website — specifically Meghan's coat of arms, which critics say is a breach of their promise to the late queen Elizabeth when she bitterly quit royal duties on the front line.

Nevertheless, the Duchess was seen beaming and taking pictures as she watched Prince Harry speed down a bobsleigh track yesterday, days after the Sussexes vowed they would 'not be broken' following their royal rebrand.

She looked sharp in a black Hermes puffer coat, La Ligne jeans, Kamik boots and Blenders sunglasses as she looked on with a big smile on her face, in awe of her husband's skills.

A new addition to her wardrobe, Meghan's £3,000 coat features pure goose down filling, a ribbed funnel neckline, engraved Clou de Selle snap closures and a printed lining.

Meghan bundled up against the cold in a £3,000 Hermes quilted jacket, paired with her favorite 'Valerie' skinny jeans from La Ligne, which cost £135

The royal was expertly outfitted in a pair of £135 La Ligne black skinny jeans, which she debuted last year, £100 Kamik 'Sienna' boots and £58 Blenders 'Grove' sunglasses. She added lots of jewellery, including three Birks diamond rings costing almost £10,000 – plus her £140,000 engagement ring.

The mother-of-two added a cashmere hat (€43.66) and a scarf (€38.15) from Aritzia.

Meghan's chic winter appearance comes as the couple spends time in British Columbia for Invictus Games events, amid an ongoing row over the rebranding of their Sussex.com website.

In particular, their decision to change the surnames of their children Archie and Lilibet to Sussex has raised eyebrows among royal watchers.

Meghan, 42, watched with a big smile on her face, in awe of her husband's skills

When asked by an audience member if she planned to try this daring sport with her husband, Meghan shouted back with a laugh, “I can't!”

Meghan Markle was seen beaming and taking photos as she looked at Prince Harry

The 38-year-old Duke of Sussex reached an impressive top speed of 62 miles per hour during his daring adventure – a feat that even his wife Meghan, 42, expressed her awe at.

The pair were also closely followed by a camera crew from Good Morning America, who are believed to be working on a segment on the Invictus Games countdown.

Meghan was wrapped in a £3,000 quilted Hermes jacket and cashmere hat and scarf

The moves have led to a new round of criticism of the Duke and Duchess and renewed calls for the duo to have their titles removed. But a representative told the Mirror that the couple 'shall not be broken'.

But Prince Harry found an exciting way to put some distance between himself and the scandal surrounding his and Meghan Markle's Sussex family rebranding scandal as he enjoyed a thrilling ride around a skeleton bobsled track in Whistler, Canada.

The Duke of Sussex reached an impressive top speed of 60 miles per hour during his daring adventure – a feat that even left his wife Meghan expressing her awe, telling fellow spectators she was “in awe” of her husband's skills.

Although Meghan didn't take part in the bobsled fun at the Whistler Sliding Center in British Columbia, she was able to enjoy every aspect of her husband's ride as he stepped off the sled – before enthusiastically re-enacting his thrilling ride for his wife and Invictus. volunteers after disembarking.

The Duchess of Sussex – who took a multi-day trip to Canada with her husband to mark the one-year countdown to the 2025 Invictus Games – also served as her husband's personal photographer, beaming with pride as she held up her phone to take pictures and clips as he zoomed to the end of the track.

But Meghan, who paired her phone with a Bottega Veneta case worth £198.68, wasn't the only videographer to capture every moment of the Duke's ride down the bobsleigh track.

In addition to a team of photographers and onlookers who have captured the couple's every move, they have also been closely followed by a camera crew from Good Morning America, who are believed to be working on a segment on the Invictus Games countdown of the couple.

When asked by an audience member if she planned to try this daring sport with her husband, Meghan shouted back with a laugh, “I can't!”