Meghan Markle, consoling Harry after a defeat at polo

From the estate of Windsor at the sports center of Santa Barbara. The Dukes of Sussex they were photographed together for the first time since they returned to United States, a few days ago. Archived the London celebrations for the Platinum Jubilee of the Queen Elizabeth, they went back to theirs activities American: primarily the Prince Harrywhich is immediately mounted on horseback for the final stages of a polo tournament.

At the beginning of Mayin fact, he joined the champion friend Nacho Figueras and to young people Keko Magrini And Juan Guerrero for play the entire summer season: together they formed the team of Los Padres – name that recalls both the paternity and the famous one Californian forest – and they signed up for three major ones tournamentsthe last of which the Cheval Athletics USPA Intra-Circuit, from 3 to 19 Juneor, date of the final.

But that, Harry, will not play: his team, in fact, lost the semifinal against Folden Hillsright under the eyes of an exceptional fan, Meghan Markle. She drove to the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club, sporting a denim shorts with matching shirt, a sweatshirt tied around the neck, a pair of sunglasses and flat sandals: she positioned herself on the sidelines and tried to support her husband.

The typhus of the former actress, however, was not enough to to drag Los Padres. So, after the match was over, she got closer to the gazebo of the team, out of the sun, and tried to console the defeated. She hugged her friend Figueras, then walked over to Harry, who she was sitting with a towel on the shoulders: one hand on the knee, two quick words and immediately the prince she found her smile again. At polo he will soon have a chance to make up for it.

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