Meghan Markle rescues Prince Harry from his 'private avalanche of emotions'

Meghan Markle has brought Harry's childhood happiness back with her sweet gesture during their latest outing in Canada on Valentine's Day.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who broke the cover on Wednesday after rebranding their website, hit the ski slopes.

Harry vowed never to ski again over Princess Diana heartache but Meghan changed his mind as he was all smiles and had no tears in his eyes, seemingly contradicting to his own comments in his own book Spare.

Harry wrote in his book: "I loved skiing and I was good at it. But once Mummy was in my thoughts, I was buried under my own private avalanche of emotions. And questions." 

Harry admitted he overcame with emotions whenever he went skiing with his father King Charles as he had to leave behind his mother Princess Diana. He reportedly felt as though he was a "bad son" for enjoying the ski trips as it was something the late Princess of Wales "despised".

Prince William's younger brother was also brought to tears during one ski trip with his ex-girlfriend Cressida Bonas, who he dated from 2012 until 2014. The Duke of Sussex said skiing was "sacred" to them during their romance.

Harry recalled the moment she managed to get him to open up about Princess Diana, revealing: "Suddenly she asked about my mother. I answered her, straight-out, and then started to cry."

Invictus Games Foundation's social media accounts also shared happy moments of Harry and Meghan while enjoying outing in Canada, where the couple arrived to attend the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025.

Meghan and Harry are on three-day visit (from February 14 to February 16) for the "Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025's One Year to Go" celebrations in Canada, where they began their romance in 2016 while Meghan was filming Suits.