Last night, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made a surprise appearance at an NHL hockey game, and they sure did bring their A-game! The Duke of Sussex even got to drop the first puck, just like his late grandmother, the Queen, did two decades ago. It was a match to remember as the California-based couple cheered on the Vancouver Canucks and danced to Simple Minds’ hit Don’t You Forget About Me. Talk about a royal celebration! The couple were joined by their entourage, including Markus Anderson, the man who helped set them up on their first date. The excitement didn’t stop there – the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are in Canada to promote the upcoming Invictus Games, which will feature winter sports for the first time in 2025. Despite the Games facing some challenges, Harry and Meghan are determined to show their support. This isn’t the first time the couple has shown their love for Canada, as Meghan has close friends in Vancouver and holds great affection for the country. It’s clear that the couple’s ties to Canada run deep, and their surprise appearance at the hockey game was just another example of their special connection to the country. With their charm and enthusiasm, Harry and Meghan continue to captivate the world as they spread the message of resilience and hope through the Invictus Games. It’s a royal journey that’s far from over, and we can’t wait to see what’s next for the dynamic duo!