Wrapped Up for Valentine's Day
Prince Harry recently took part in a traditional blanket ceremony in Canada, getting all wrapped up for Valentine's Day. The Duke of Sussex participated in the sacred gesture during a visit to the Tsleil-Waututh Nation in British Columbia.
'Profoundly Moved' by the Experience
During the ceremony, Harry posed for pictures with members of the community and expressed that he had been 'profoundly moved' by the experience. The blanket ceremony symbolizes protection and respect, and Harry's participation was well-received by the community.
Special Visit and Joint Statement
Following the ceremony, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex released a joint statement describing the visit as 'special'. This gesture highlights the couple's commitment to engaging with different communities and cultures.
Supporting Wounded Veterans
Prince Harry is currently in Canada for his Invictus Games, which support wounded veterans. While Harry is in Canada, his wife Meghan has returned to California to be with their children. Meghan recently shared a picture online of their son Archie, five, and daughter Lilibet, three, making cakes.
