Look back at meghan markle's trooping the colour debut — and that unexpected moment with harry!
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Look back at meghan markle's trooping the colour debut — and that unexpected moment with harry!"
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Prince Harry was by Meghan's side to help her ace every moment of her big debut. In an unexpected moment, he was spotted sweetly prompting Meghan when to curtsy upon his
grandmother's official arrival. (Members of the royal family bow or curtsy to the Queen if they’re seeing her for the first time that day.) As the moment approached, Meghan asked Harry
under her breath, “Do it?” And he replied, “Yes,” before she curtsied and he bowed his head in respect at the sight of the monarch. Sister-in-law Kate Middleton chatted with Meghan during
her big debut. Throughout the celebration, Harry was seen pointing out elements to his new wife — and Isla Phillips showed off an adorable salute. But eyes weren't solely on Meghan —
some young royals also stole the show! Queen Elizabeth's great-granddaughter Savannah Phillips wanted her cousin Prince George to keep it cool, so she promptly placed her right hand
right over the future king’s mouth when he started to giggle. Savannah was also caught shushing George, who wore a smirk on his face. Kate sprung into action when Charlotte slipped during
the balcony appearance, scooping her daughter into her arms. The royal mom had difused the situation within just a few minutes, and Charlotte was all smiles again. Read more:
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