Prince Harry brings Meghan into difficulties at Invictus Games

Duchess Meghan is obviously not ready to serenade her husband publicly. The Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry are currently in Canada at the Invictus Games. In the city of Whistler, the two were guests at the premiere of the Skeleton competitions.

Prince Harry also welcomed the Canadian singer Michael Bublé on stage, who, according to this, briefly made his song “Feeling Good”. According to the report, Harry said: “Thank God Michael Bublé sang. Can you imagine bringing him here and he would say, ‘Do you know what? I didn’t come here to sing …’ Thank you for that Introduction.”

After Harry thanked the participants of the sporting event as the founder and patron of the Invictus Games, he waved his wife Meghan to him. When she joined the podium, the two hugged, and Harry joked into the microphone: “Now she will sing!” Meghan is said to have been in horror in horror before she broke out in laughter. She quickly ended the topic with a decisive “No!”

The Invictus Games take place for the seventh time and for the second time in Canada. In 2025, competitions in the winter sports in biathlon, wheelchair curling, skeleton, skiing Nordic, ski alpine and snowboarding will also be held at the event. In addition, competitions take place in hall rows, sitting volleyball, swimming, wheelchair basketball and wheelchair rugby. 23 nations take part – including Germany. The games were launched as sports competitions for wounded, injured and sick soldiers by Prince Harry and held for the first time in 2014.