Meghan Markle shared a clip of Prince Harry interacting with a young fan during his trip to the UK for the 20th Anniversary WellChild Awards.
On Tuesday, September 9, the Duchess of Sussex reposted footage showing Harry fencing with balloon swords alongside Gwen Foster, nine, who was born with spina bifida and hydrocephalus.
Meghan added two pink heart emojis to the Instagram Stories post.
The video was originally shared by Hello! magazine’s TikTok account.
Meghan Markle shares clip of Harry’s solo UK return as she remains in America with children
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Meghan Markle shared footage of Prince Harry sword-fighting with balloons
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The WellChild Awards, the flagship event of the charity Harry has supported as patron since 2007, honours seriously ill children and their families.
“Prince Harry is in his element at the WellChild awards!” the outlet captioned the post.
During the event, Harry told 13-year-old award recipient Grace Tutt that he and Meghan have recently been watching the political thriller Hostage and the reality series Love Is Blind.
The couple lives in Montecito, California, with their children, Prince Archie, six, and Princess Lilibet, four.
Prince Harry sword fighting during the WellChild Awards
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Harry also visited Nottingham on Tuesday, a location tied to his and Meghan’s first joint royal duty after announcing their engagement in December 2017.
The Duke of Sussex visited the Community Recording Studio, backed by BBC Children in Need.
He watched young people perform rap and even hugged one of the participants on stage.
During a speech, he announced a personal donation of £1.1million to the charity to support youth work focused on tackling violence and knife crime.
The Duke of Sussex stepped out in Nottingham and undertook an engagement at the Community Recording Studio (CRS) in the city
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He also enjoyed some local jerk chicken, saying: “It really is banging,” which was met with laughter from the audience.
Before leaving, Harry carried out a short walkabout, greeting members of the public who had gathered outside the venue.
He shook hands, posed for photos and exchanged brief conversations before returning to his car.