As Trump blasts ‘terrible’ Meghan, her Prince Charming Harry takes a swipe at ‘crises, uncertainty and weak moral character in the world’… who COULD he be talking about?
Harry and Meghan put on a public display of affection at the Invictus Games at the weekend – hours after Donald Trump took a swipe at their marriage.
The couple could not keep their hands off each other at the opening ceremony of the contest for injured veterans in Vancouver, Canada.
Meghan, 43, dressed in a £2,400 ivory maxi trench coat made from baby alpaca wool by Sentaler, was seen resting her head on Harry’s shoulder.
At one point, she tenderly cradled his face before leaning in for a kiss.
Their loving appearance followed the US President’s comments in which he dismissed calls for Harry’s deportation amid controversy over his visa.
‘I don’t want to do that,’ Mr Trump told the New York Post. ‘I’ll leave him alone. He’s got enough problems with his wife. She’s terrible.’
Harry admitted in his 2023 memoir Spare that he had taken drugs in the past, prompting the Right-wing Heritage Foundation to suggest he lied about using them on his visa application or was given special treatment by Joe Biden.
Mr Trump’s remarks are not the first time he has criticised Meghan, who openly supported Mr Biden and branded the Republican ‘divisive and misogynistic’ in a 2016 interview.
Meghan, 43, dressed in a £2,400 ivory maxi trench coat made from baby alpaca wool by Sentaler, was seen resting her head on Harry’s shoulder
Their loving appearance followed the US President’s comments in which he dismissed calls for Harry’s deportation amid controversy over his visa
The couple could not keep their hands off each other at the opening ceremony of the contest for injured veterans in Vancouver, Canada
He has said he is ‘not a fan’ of Meghan, claiming that ‘Harry is whipped’ and ‘is being led around by his nose’.
But in what might be construed as a veiled rebuke of Mr Trump’s insults, Harry later made a speech praising the veterans’ ‘courage, values and humanity’ at a time ‘when there is no shortage of crises, no absence of uncertainty, no lack of weak moral character in the world’.
The prince, who founded the Games in 2014, told the crowd at the BC Place Stadium they ‘were born… from a promise I made to myself.
‘A promise to uphold my obligation – a sacred obligation after my own decade and privilege of military service; to do whatever I could to help my fellow brothers and sisters heal, and to champion everything we stand for.’
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex later went to watch an ice hockey game at the nearby Rogers Arena.
Harry was invited to drop the puck to start the game between the Vancouver Canucks and the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Sussexes rounded off the day by joining Canadian singer and friend Michael Buble and his wife Luisana for dinner at Vij’s Indian restaurant.
Vikram Vij, owner of the restaurant which features in the Michelin Guide, said the party ‘were extremely friendly and nice’ and ‘ate a lot’.
Harry ordered the lamb popsicles – grilled lamb rack chops with curry sauce.
At a private event on Sunday morning, Meghan met with around 40 children who’s parents are taking part in the Games.
She delighted the group from the various participating countries by reading the children’s picture book ‘All Are Neighbours’.
As she finished, she warmly told the the youngsters: ‘We are here for you-we will be cheering you and your parents on this week!’
Meghan later asked them what they’re most excited about the week ahead.
The duchess was joined by Harry who was playfully gifted a pair of Speedos playfully telling the royal: ‘You don’t have to model them right now!’ prompting laughter from the Prince.
