Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made their first-ever appearance at the Sundance Film Festival as they stepped out ahead of their new documentary.
The festival showcased their new documentary, Cookie Queens, and held a special screening on Saturday.
Harry and Meghan served as executive producers on the documentary, which follows four Girl Scouts as they navigate the cookie-selling season.
The 91-minute film offers an intimate look at ambition, teamwork, and growing up.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made a surprise appearance at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday
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The documentary was directed by Alysa Nahmias and produced in partnership with Archewell Productions, Beautiful Stories, and AJNA Films.
The project holds a special place for Meghan, who was a Girl Scout growing up in California.
The appearance comes just days after Harry fired back at US President Donald Trump due to his comments made regarding UK citizens who fought in Afghanistan.
Harry released a statement after Mr Trump said in a Fox News interview Nato troops “stayed a little off the front lines” during the war and then claimed the US “never needed” its allies, despite invoking the collective defence clause after 9/11.
The prince served for two frontline tours of Afghanistan and said in a statement on Friday that the sacrifices made by British soldiers “deserve to be spoken about truthfully and with respect".
In his statement, Harry said: “In 2001, Nato invoked Article 5 for the first — and only — time in history.
"It meant that every allied nation was obliged to stand with the United States in Afghanistan, in pursuit of our shared security. Allies answered that call.
Prince Harry served as a veteran until 2015 | JOHN STILLWELL"I served there. I made lifelong friends there. And I lost friends there.
"The United Kingdom alone had 457 service personnel killed.
"Thousands of lives were changed forever. Mothers and fathers buried sons and daughters.
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"Children were left without a parent. Families are left carrying the cost.
"Those sacrifices deserve to be spoken about truthfully and with respect, as we all remain united and loyal to the defence of diplomacy and peace.”
Following the backlash from his comments, Mr Trump backpeddled on his comments, as he praised British soldiers but stopped short of an actual apology.
Donald Trump hails British soldiers as 'greatest of all warriors' as he backtracked on his initial comments
| GETTYIn a post to Truth Social, Mr Trump wrote: "The GREAT and very BRAVE soldiers of the United Kingdom will always be with the United States of America!
"In Afghanistan, 457 died, many were badly injured, and they were among the greatest of all warriors.
"It’s a bond too strong to ever be broken. The UK Military, with tremendous Heart and Soul, is second to none (except for the USA!). We love you all, and always will! President DONALD J. TRUMP."
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