What a night!

A Royal Date: Duchess Meghan And Prince Harry Light Up The ESPYs

In a glamorous night that saw the worlds of sports and royalty collide, Meghan Markle (41) and Prince Harry (39) made a spectacular appearance at the 32nd annual ESPY Awards in Los Angeles. Hosted by none other than tennis icon Serena Williams, a close friend of the couple, the event was anything but ordinary. With a sprinkle of royal stardust, a touch of humor, and a swirl of controversy, this was a date night to remember for the Sussexes!

Meghan Markle joins Prince Harry at the ESPYs
But not without stirring up a royal-sized debate
They honor athletic achievement at the Dolby Theatre

Despite the whispers of controversy, the 2024 ESPY Awards was a night filled with laughter, applause, and moments of genuine affection. Harry and Meghan, with their undeniable star power and commitment to meaningful causes, proved once again why they continue to captivate hearts around the globe.

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Serena Williams, in her opening monologue, couldn't help but give a royal nod to her friends in the audience, jokingly warning them not to "breathe too much tonight" to avoid stealing her thunder. The crowd, along with Harry and Meghan, erupted into laughter, proving that royals or not, everyone enjoys a good jest.

A decade of friendship and support

The bond between Meghan and Serena has only grown stronger since their first meeting in 2010. From supporting each other's professional endeavors to celebrating personal milestones, their friendship is a testament to the power of women supporting women. Their latest rendezvous at the ESPYs, where they were seen sharing laughs and cheers, was yet another chapter in their storied friendship.

Prince Harry's moment of honor

The night was not just about glitz and glam for Prince Harry. He was there to accept the prestigious Pat Tillman Award for Service, recognizing his commendable work with the Invictus Games Foundation. As the foundation celebrates its 10th anniversary, Harry's dedication to aiding service personnel and veterans through adaptive sports shines brighter than ever.

However, the royal celebration was not without its critics. The choice of Prince Harry as the award recipient raised eyebrows, with Pat Tillman's mother expressing her shock and suggesting that there were more deserving individuals within the veteran community. ESPN, in response, stood by their decision, highlighting the impactful work of the Invictus Games Foundation.