The Daily Telegraph

Harry and Meghan’s love Games sealed with a kiss

- By Hannah Furness in Toronto

AFTER a declaratio­n of love and a public appearance hand-in-hand, little more confirmati­on was needed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s relationsh­ip is going places.

On Saturday night, they made their most public display of affection yet as the Prince left his official seat at the Invictus Games closing ceremony to sneak a kiss on his girlfriend’s cheek.

The Prince, 33, joined Ms Markle in a private box at the ceremony, spending time with her mother, Doria Ragland, and two close friends.

The American actress had been tactfully tucked away from the limelight in a box at the Air Canada Centre, on the opposite side of the stadium from where the Prince had been undertakin­g his official duties with other dignitarie­s.

Photograph­s taken from the arena show the Prince and Ms Markle embracing, whispering in one another’s ears affectiona­tely and enjoying a kiss on the cheek.

The attendance of her mother lent the event extra significan­ce, with the Prince clearly embraced by his potential future mother-in-law.

After spending time with Ms Markle to watch performanc­es from Bruce Springstee­n and Bryan Adams, Prince Harry finally took to the stage alone to deliver a farewell congratula­tory message to competitor­s as his girlfriend and her mother applauded enthusiast­ically.

Ms Radlan is a social worker and yoga instructor and is understood to have met Prince Harry previously.

 ??  ?? Prince Harry left his official seat to join girlfriend Meghan Markle in her private box at the closing ceremony of the Invictus Games in Toronto, Canada
Prince Harry left his official seat to join girlfriend Meghan Markle in her private box at the closing ceremony of the Invictus Games in Toronto, Canada

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