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Meghan Markle is so happy that her husband is back.
On Sunday, the former actress celebrated her husband Prince Harry’s return from recent trips to Ukraine and the United Kingdom.
And she managed to do it while also promoting her own wine brand. That’s what we call a two-fer!
On Sunday, Markle shared a post on her company’s official Instagram account, as ever, celebrating the Duke of Sussex’s return to California… with a photo of her hand filling two wine glasses with the lifestyle brand’s 2024 Napa Valley Rosé.
“When your beau is back in town…” reads the text accompanying the snapshot.
As previously reported, Harry was away for several days last week, accomplishing a lot during that time.
First, for example, he was reunited with his father after more than 19 months of being physically different from King Charles.
He next touched on Ukraine and spent time with wounded soldiers in the region who have helped their country hold off the invasion by Russian forces.
The prince arrived in the capital, Kiev, on Friday, September 12, and spent the day with his Invictus Games Foundation—which runs his Paralympic-style competition for veterans and members of the armed forces—at the invitation of the Ukrainian government.
Pretty cool, right?
Harry told The Guardian, the first outlet to report on his trip, that he “had to check with my wife [Meghan] and the British government to make sure it was okay. Then the official invitation came.”
Elsewhere last week, the Duke of Sussex’s overseas engagements included the 2025 Wellchild Awards, which his wife supported from afar… as well as time at the Blast Trauma Studies Center and a visit to the Nottingham Community Recording Studio.
During his last visit, he announced a personal donation of $1.5 million to a charity for children in need.
Pretty cool too, we’d say.
For most celebrity gossip fans, the main focus was, of course, Harry’s meeting with King Charles.
Earlier this year, the ex expressed hope that he and his father could one day reach better terms after years of estrangement over his and Mark’s fight to restore security protection in the UK.
“There have been so many disagreements, differences between me and some of my family,” Harry told the BBC in May.
“This current situation, which is happening in our ongoing five years in terms of human life and safety, is a sticking point. It’s the only thing that remains.”
