The couple’s visit follows recent business ventures, including launching a new website and podcast

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have touched down in Vancouver, Canada, ahead of a three-day Invictus Games event. The former senior royals are visiting the country to participate in discussions about next year’s Invictus Games. Their arrival in Vancouver follows a two-hour flight from Santa Barbara, where they currently reside.

The couple is no stranger to the area, having previously moved to a mansion named Mille Fleurs on Vancouver Island, in the town of North Saanich. However, shortly after their initial move in January 2020, the duo relocated to California, USA. They now live in a Montecito mansion with their two children, Archie, four, and Lilibet, two.

Harry and Meghan’s recent activities have been quite busy, with the Duke of Sussex making a surprise appearance at the NFL Honours Awards in Las Vegas, Nevada, last week. This appearance followed a brief 26-hour trip to the UK to visit his ailing father, King Charles III, following his cancer diagnosis.

Meghan, on the other hand, has been focused on her professional endeavours. It was recently announced that she would be launching a new podcast after her short-lived Archetypes podcast with Spotify last year. Lemonada Media issued a press release on Tuesday regarding Meghan’s new podcast.

Additionally, Harry and Meghan have launched a new website, Sussexes.com, this week. This new website follows the launch of their previous website, SussexRoyal.com, in 2020, which detailed their work streams and philanthropic endeavours prior to their move to the United States.

The couple’s visit to Canada for the Invictus Games event marks another milestone in their post-royal life, showcasing their continued commitment to charitable causes and public engagement.