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Meghan Markle Will Join Prince Harry to Kick Off Invictus Games in the Netherlands!

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Have no text to check? Have no textual content to check? Click "Select Samples".Meghan Markle Will Join Prince Harry to Kick Off Invictus Games — in the Netherlands!
The Duchess of Sussex will attend the first quite a few days of the Games, a spokesperson.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are gearing up to cheer on some of the world's most inspiring athletes.
On Monday, a spokesperson for the Sussexes verified that Meghan will join Harry in the Netherlands for the first a number of days of the Invictus Games, the international sports opposition centered via Prince Harry for wounded service members and veterans. This year's Games are set to take place April 16-22 in the Dutch metropolis The Hague.
It might not be Meghan's first Invictus experience. In 2017, she joined Harry at the Toronto Games, marking the couple's first professional appearance together.



At the time, one of the followers sitting at the back of the couple at a wheelchair tennis tournament advised reporters that she overheard Harry explaining the Invictus tennis rules, which differ from the sport's traditional rules.
"They had been genuinely lovely — they requested me if I enjoyed the recreation and who I was once cheering on," stated Olivia Kornal, 16 "It used to be amazing, honestly amazing. They have been gazing the recreation and cheering on my stepdad."
The couple introduced their engagement two months later. (Meghan's instantly iconic "Husband Shirt" by way of dressmaker Misha Nonoo hinted at the engagement, which the pair had saved personal at the Games.)
This year's Games have been in the beginning scheduled for 2020 but delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In March, Harry appeared in a video with contributors of this year's Dutch team, working towards his Dutch language competencies and changing into an all-orange ensemble. (The country's national color.)



And final week, Harry amazed Team U.K. with a video name from his California home, which he shares with Meghan and their two children, Archie and Lili.
During the call, Harry reconnected with Vic Wales, who was his bodily training corps teacher whilst he used to be a cadet at Royal Military College Sandhurst.
"Is my PTI from Sandhurst in right here somewhere?" Harry asked, prompting athletes to factor her out. "There she is. I can't consider after, how many years — 15 years? — our paths are about to move again."
The lead-up to the Invictus Games was once described as a "rollercoaster" with the aid of one athlete following pandemic-related delays.
"For a lot of you, you've already, as far as I'm concerned, you've got already gained gold through just getting to this point," Harry instructed them. "The reality that you are sitting there now wearing that strip and you are in a position to put on the Union Jack on your arm again, that potential so a good deal to each single one of you."



Before they met, both Meghan and Harry shared a commitment to assisting the troops. Harry, who served 10 years in the British Army, has long been a champion of motives that benefit servicemen and women. In addition to the Invictus Games, he has stimulated veterans with the Walking with the Wounded charity and the Endeavour Fund. Meghan, meanwhile, traveled to Afghanistan in December 2014 on a USO tour.
The Invictus Games have formerly been held in London in 2014, Orlando in 2016, Toronto in 2017 and Sydney in 2018. They will subsequent take vicinity in Düsseldorf, Germany, in 2023.

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