In a rare and personal glimpse into their private world, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex has shared an intimate video capturing Prince Harry's surfing endeavours during a recent outing with veterans.
The footage, posted on the couple's Archewell Foundation website, shows the Duke of Sussex confidently riding waves during an event organised by the charity Perfect Day. The organisation uses surfing as therapeutic rehabilitation for military veterans and first responders.
Meghan accompanied the video with a heartfelt caption, simply referring to Harry as "hubs" - a touching term of endearment that showcases their close bond. The surfing session took place during the couple's trip to Nigeria earlier this year, where they were promoting the Invictus Games.
Supporting Veteran Rehabilitation
The event highlighted Harry's ongoing commitment to supporting military veterans through alternative therapies. Perfect Day, the organising charity, specialises in using surfing as a form of physical and psychological rehabilitation for those who have served.
Harry, a former Army officer who served two tours in Afghanistan, has consistently championed veteran causes through his Invictus Games foundation and other initiatives.
A Rare Personal Glimpse
The video release marks a departure from the couple's usual private stance on personal moments. Meghan's decision to share this footage offers supporters a rare insight into their relationship dynamics and shared commitment to charitable causes.
This personal touch comes as the Sussexes continue to build their independent philanthropic efforts through the Archewell Foundation, focusing on mental health, community building, and veteran support.
