Prince Harry Receives Mixed Reception at Invictus Games in Germany as Meghan Markle Stays Behind


Prince Harry Receives Mixed Reception at Invictus Games in Germany as Meghan Markle Stays Behind

Anti-war protesters boo Prince Harry

Prince Harry, 38, faced a small number of anti-war protesters as he arrived in Dusseldorf, Germany for the start of the Invictus Games. Despite the protests, the vast majority of people gathered outside the town hall were there to welcome the prince and showed their support.

Meghan Markle stays behind to care for their children

While Prince Harry made the trip to Germany on his own, his wife Meghan Markle stayed behind to look after their two children. However, it is believed that Markle will join him later.


Prince Harry Receives Mixed Reception at Invictus Games in Germany as Meghan Markle Stays Behind

Protesters voice concerns about military involvement

Around six protesters voiced their concerns about the German military's involvement in the games for disabled and wounded military veterans. They claim that the games serve as a recruitment tool for the military. However, their small demonstration was outnumbered by supporters.

Superfan drives two hours to see Prince Harry

One devoted fan, Madeleine Durant, 20, drove for two hours from Dortmund to Dusseldorf just to see Prince Harry. She held up a banner in hopes of catching his attention and said, "I am a big fan of Harry and hope that he sees the banner and comes over. I really do like him as he speaks the truth."


Prince Harry Receives Mixed Reception at Invictus Games in Germany as Meghan Markle Stays Behind

Mystery surrounds Meghan Markle's involvement

There is mystery surrounding Meghan Markle's role in the Invictus Games, as she was unexpectedly deleted from the media schedule. While it was originally stated that she would "take to the stage" for the closing ceremony, sources claim that this information was included in error.

Harry pays tribute to the late Queen before arriving in Germany

Before flying to Germany, Prince Harry paid a tearful and lonely vigil at the Queen's resting place on the first anniversary of her death. He was seen looking choked up as he emerged from St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle.


Prince Harry Receives Mixed Reception at Invictus Games in Germany as Meghan Markle Stays Behind

Reflecting on the Queen's impact

During a charity gala in London, Prince Harry spoke about the Queen and her influence. This was Harry's first trip to the UK since he was evicted from Frogmore Cottage on the Castle estate.