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Meghan Markle ‘loving’ the Invictus Games

Meghan Markle is "loving" the Invictus Games.
Prince Harry – who has been dating the ‘Suits’ actress for more than a year – has revealed the 36-year-old star cannot get enough of the Toronto event, an Olympics-style competition for injured service personnel.
Kyle Burnett, 37, a former US air force master sergeant, told the Daily Telegraph newspaper: "I asked him how his girlfriend was enjoying it and he said, ‘She loves it, she’s loving the Games,’ which is awesome."
Harry and Meghan walked hand-in-hand to watch the wheelchair tennis in her first public appearance with the royal since they started dating 14 months ago.
The brunette beauty hasn’t had far to travel to the Canadian competition because she lives in Toronto, where she films US TV drama ‘Suits’.
While Harry and Meghan attracted plenty of attention earlier in the week, he has attended the majority of Invictus Games events on his own to ensure the spotlight is mainly being shined on the athletes.
The flame-haired royal admitted this week that the Games have been life-changing, and described the competitors as "fantastic role models".
He said: "They’ve definitely changed my life.
"I think having a huge appreciation for service and duty is a life-changing moment. Anyone that has served in uniform, in a uniform, will be able to testify to that.
"Being able to wear your nation’s flag on your arm or on your chest, being part of a team, respect, teamwork, discipline, all of things … it’s lacking in the world today.
"These individuals, people that have served, people that continue to serve, whether they be injured or not, are fantastic role models and role models I think everybody should be looking up to."

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