Meghan Markle has had another jam-packed day in Canada to celebrate one year until the winter Invictus Games, and fans cannot stop talking about one thing – her “gorgeous hair”.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been interacting with attendees, enthusiastically greeting participants and getting active on the slopes in Whistler.
Taking to social media royal watchers couldn’t help but gush over the duchess’ stunning look.
Social media user @marinapovoaadv wrote: “I absolutely love this look but can we talk about her hair?!?! Wow! Gorgeous!!!”
User, @mnavorable86 added: “Love the entire outfit… Megan looks relaxed and yet again pulling off an effortless look.”
Whereas other Meghan Markle fans think the sporty, winter look the Duchess has been styling during her trip is one she “seems to feel very comfortable” in.
For the second day of their Canada trip, Meghan Markle bundled up in style wearing a dark Hermès puffer coat, and black La Ligne jeans priced at £155 ($195).
To accessorise the winter look, she wore dark brown leather Kamik winter boots £95 ($120), and threw on warm, navy accessories including an Aritizia admiral scarf £38 ($48) and a beanie costing £44 ($55) to match.
Meghan Markle watched with excitement from the sidelines as Prince Harry took part in skeleton with members of participating nations.
Meghan, 42, and Prince Harry, 39, took a break from Invictus Games duties last night to dine at a posh Italian eatery, II Caminetto, as the duchess dressed in a chic red coat, and black wide-leg trousers.
A source told the Daily Mail the couple had a very private meal together and “sat in a secluded corner of the main restaurant” like “any other couple” on Valentine’s Day.
On day one of the ‘One Year to Go’ celebrations to mark the winter Invictus Games, royal fans were “obsessed” with Meghan Markle’s winter wardrobe as she stepped out on the slopes in a cream maxi puffer coat with a matching crew-neck and white jeans – costing over an eye-watering £1,000.
Eagle-eyed fans also spotted Meghan was wearing her sparkling engagement ring, worth £140K, which had been missing from her finger for nine months.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will be in Canada for a total of three days, meeting more athletes at host locations ahead of the 2025 Invictus Games.
The duke founded the games in 2014 for injured and sick military personnel and veterans and to help their recovery.
