HARRY & MEGHAN'S SHAKY REUNION

After months apart, the couple struggled to put on a united front in Germany

Giving impassioned speeches, chatting with the athletes, taking photographs with fans and cheering on the competitors, a charming and confident Prince Harry looked truly in his element at the Invictus Games in Düsseldorf.

Onlookers couldn’t help but notice the marked difference between the joyful Harry who enthusiastically gave gold medal winner Davey Martinez a big smooch on the head and the prince who, just a week earlier, looked miserable as he attended a Beyoncé concert with his wife, the Duchess of Sussex.

On day four of the event, which Harry founded in 2014, Meghan flew in just in time for the Family And Friends Party, apologising for being “a little late” as she was looking after their children, Prince Archie, four, and Princess Lilibet, two.

“I had to just spend a little bit more time getting our little ones settled at home,” said Meghan, 42, who still wasn’t wearing her engagement ring.

“Getting milkshakes, doing school drop-off and then I just landed a couple of hours ago. We can’t wait to bring our kids also, so they can experience just how awesome this is.”

Unsurprisingly, after months of living increasingly separate lives, it took the royal couple some time to find their footing on stage together