- Duchess Meghan returns to California
- Harry stays until the end of the games
- This is why Meghan left early
Duchess Meghan has decided to leave the Invictus Games in Canada early to return to her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, as reported by 'The Mirror.' She spent five days at the multi-sport event, having arrived in Vancouver with Prince Harry on Friday afternoon.
Her travel plans were kept private for security reasons, but it was always intended that she would leave early. Prince Harry, however, will stay in Canada until the closing ceremony on Sunday.
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Duchess Meghan returns to her children
During her time at the Games, Duchess Meghan joined Prince Harry at various events, often showing her affection by his side. A highlight was the opening ceremony in Vancouver, where they sat together in the audience. Meghan also used her newly launched Instagram account to share her experiences, including meeting the children of participants and enjoying a golf cart ride through the stadium.
Now, she returns to Archie and Lilibet, who have been without their parents for the past few days.
Prince Harry stays until the end of the games
Prince Harry will remain in Canada until the Invictus Games conclude, where he is expected to give a speech at the closing ceremony. The games, which Harry founded in 2014, offer a platform for injured military personnel and veterans to showcase their athletic talents. In Whistler, Harry opened this year’s games and thanked participants for their support.
