The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have kicked off their three-day visit to Canada.
Prince Harry, 39, and Meghan, 42, are joining competitors at a winter training camp to mark the one-year countdown to the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025, and it looks like they're already getting into the spirit of things!
Watch in the video below as Prince Harry hits the slopes while adaptive skiing in Vancouver...
The couple walk out hand in hand
The former working royals put on a romantic front as they walked out to the winter training camp, smiling and tenderly holding on to each other.
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© Karwai TangThey were quickly greeted by organizers and participants from the camp before Harry was taken to the adaptive ski to try a run for himself. "Do I need to sign a waiver?" he joked, which got a large chuckle out of his wife.
Harry and Meghan interact with participants
© Getty ImagesThe Duke and Duchess have arrived at the winter training camp and are interacting with participants and officials at the Olympic Station in Whistler, dressed for a snowy and windy day.
Harry was pictured in a thick black jacket with a pair of dark jeans and brown winter snow shoes, topped off with a beanie that covered his ginger hair. Meghan, meanwhile, wore a stylish white CO sweater atop a pair of Frame jeans, with a large off-white Calvin Klein puffer overcoat and high-top ski boots, pairing it with a black beanie as well. For more details on her look, click here!
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© Getty ImagesThe pair were seen bending in the snow as they interacted with bob sledders at the bottom of the ski slopes, and when Harry took to the slopes himself, Meghan cheered on the sidelines and took pictures.
Invictus Games participants gush about Prince Harry
Participant Ivan Morera from the United States spoke with reporters about how much he appreciated Harry's support through the Invictus Games.
© Getty ImagesThe American competitor told reporters that he was looking forward to meeting the Duke and "shaking his hand, saying 'thank you for your service, and thank you for the opportunity.'" He also spoke about having a "lot of respect" for Harry because he "understands military personnel because of his experience."
© Karwai TangA royal goodbye!
© Getty ImagesAs Harry and Meghan departed, a group of British men began singing "God Save the King."
The Suits star joyously waved to the crowds before getting into their waiting car.
© Karwai TangThe Sussexes' arrival in Canada
The Sussexes were spotted touching down in a private jet at Vancouver airport on Tuesday lunchtime local time, having travelled from Santa Barbara, near to their Montecito home.
Their trip comes just days after Harry and Meghan launched their new Sussex.com website, which is operated by the Office of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, as a "one-stop shop" for all their activities.
It was also announced on Tuesday that Meghan has signed a new deal with Lemonada Media to create a new podcast series. It comes after the Sussexes' deal with Spotify ended last summer after one series of Meghan's Archetypes show.
The couple will be meeting team managers, coaches and competitors to experience winter adaptive sports ahead of the Games next year.
What are the Invictus Games?
© GettyPrince Harry founded the Invictus Games, an international multi-sport event for wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women, both serving and veterans, in 2014.
The Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025 will bring together over 500 competitors from over 20 nations to compete in adaptive sports, including the new winter sports: Alpine Skiing, Nordic Skiing, Skeleton, and Wheelchair Curling.
Why Canada is so special to Harry and Meghan
© GettyAmerican actress Meghan was working and living in Canada when she began dating Harry in 2016, with the Prince making transatlantic flights to his future wife in Toronto while she was appearing on US legal drama Suits.
In 2017, the couple made their public debut at the Invictus Games Toronto, just a couple of months before they announced their engagement.
In late 2019, the Duke and Duchess took an extended break from royal duties on Vancouver Island, along with baby Archie.
They rented the Mille Fleurs mansion in North Saanich on the island, where they spent Christmas and the first few weeks of 2020, when they announced their decision to step back as senior royals.
