The photographer who captured Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s intimate moment in Canada during the Invictus Games has revealed what it is like working with them.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex packed on the PDA during the opening ceremony of the seventh Invictus Games in Vancouver earlier this month.
Harry and Meghan melted hearts after they shared a kiss in the stands, while the duchess was also pictured resting her head on her husband’s shoulder as she watched the ceremony.
London-based photographer Karwai Tang headed to Canada to capture the Sussex couple’s trip and spoke about his time there.
He told Us Weekly: “I always enjoy photographing them.
“They photograph really well, genuine… They’re very demonstrative.”
The photographer, who has snapped Harry and Meghan since the early days of their marriage, claimed that the couple have not changed at all with their mannerisms.
He said: “I photographed them from the start, so it’s actually nice just to photograph them along their journey.
“They haven’t changed. They are what they are, you know”.
Mr Tang added: “She’s very handsy, very touchy, you know, touchy-feely with Harry, which is good that she hasn’t changed.
“She wasn’t the person that wanted to change anyway when she married into the Royal Family.”
He also suggested that the Sussexes’s affectionate nature in public could have influenced the rest of the royals to follow suit.
He explained: “I think with Harry and Meghan being in the Royal Family for those few years, it’s sort of relaxed a lot of the other members, because every now and again you see Kate and William, not hold hands, but like a hand on the back or on the knee.”
