Sky News contributor Esther Krakue says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle scored a “strategic win” in Germany as they had plenty of laughs engaging with the Invictus Games crowd. Ms Markle was also seen getting into the spirit of the Games – drinking beer, hugging athletes and filming TikTok videos with fans. “They seemed very down to earth, Meghan didn’t go with any sort of makeup team or anything like that,” Ms Krakue told Sky News host Caroline Di Russo. “She did her hair and makeup herself, she chose her own outfits, she was very calm and relaxed. “I think there was a focus on trying to make it about the athletes and about the story of the athletes.”
Sky News contributor Esther Krakue says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle scored a “strategic win” in Germany as they had plenty of laughs engaging with the Invictus Games crowd.
Ms Markle was also seen getting into the spirit of the Games – drinking beer, hugging athletes and filming TikTok videos with fans. “They seemed very down to earth, Meghan didn’t go with any sort of makeup team or anything like that,” Ms Krakue told Sky News host Caroline Di Russo.“I think there was a focus on trying to make it about the athletes and about the story of the athletes.”
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