She also frequently touched Harry’s face, at one point stroking the back of his neck and later cupping his face in both hands before kissing him as he went up on stage, a gesture that seemed to present him as her hero.

A Proud Wife Capturing the Moment

Judi further observed Meghan’s relatable side, as she filmed Harry enjoying the performances beside her, just like any other excited wife in the audience. This aligns with the more down-to-earth version of Meghan seen in recent social media posts—simply a loving spouse, proud of her husband’s accomplishments.

The Invictus Games, marking its first-ever winter edition, runs from February 8 to 16 in Vancouver-Whistler, Canada. During a welcome reception the night before the opening, Meghan spoke warmly about Harry’s dedication to the Games, emphasizing how much it means to him.

“You will see him throughout this week, you will see him at the Games, you will see him probably curling with you, cheering you on. He wants to be there with you, he is in it with you,” she said.

She also shared a glimpse of their family life, describing how Harry juggles fatherhood with his work on Invictus. “What you won’t have seen is all of the moments in the lead-up to these Games… the big rush in the morning, getting ready for school, packing lunch boxes, and making breakfast. And then he’ll be on his phone, and Archie will say, ‘Papa, why are you on your phone?’ He’s like, ‘Because it’s Invictus… I’m getting ready for Invictus.’ It means so much to him.”

Despite the ongoing public scrutiny, Meghan and Harry’s affectionate interactions at the Invictus Games suggest they are standing strong together, celebrating a cause that remains deeply important to them.