Meghan And Harry's Adorable Moments: From Royal Tours To Christmas Cards

That Iconic Moment in Dubbo

Who could ever forget the heartwarming scene when Meghan Markle, in her signature grace, tried to keep Prince Harry dry during a downpour in Dubbo, Australia? It was October 2018, and the newlyweds were on their royal tour. The image of them sharing an umbrella, both beaming with love, captured the hearts of millions. Clearly, Meghan and Harry cherished that moment as much as we did, because guess what? They featured it on their Christmas thank-you cards for fans.

It wasn’t just any thank-you card; it was a heartfelt note from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. An Instagram fan account, @loopycrown3, recently shared a picture of this card. On the back, the couple had a printed message that read, “The Duke and Duchess of Sussex thank you for the very kind message you sent for Christmas. This was most thoughtful of you and greatly appreciated by Their Royal Highnesses who send their best wishes for Christmas, and for the New Year.”

Will We See More PDA in the Future?

Now, here’s the question on everyone’s mind: will Meghan, 37, and Harry, 34, continue to show affection in public? The royal family isn’t exactly known for public displays of affection, but we’re crossing our fingers that Meghan and Harry will keep the love flowing this year. Royal etiquette expert Myka Meier suggests it’s entirely possible that Harry and Meghan might hold hands more often in 2019, or even share a kiss or two in public. Why? Because there’s no royal protocol that forbids it. In fact, Meier told People, “There is no protocol that says they cannot show affection on official engagements. This gesture makes them relatable and lovable to the public.”

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Interestingly, it’s quite rare to see royal couples holding hands during official outings. While Prince William and Kate Middleton are less likely to do so, we often catch Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall walking hand-in-hand. According to Meier, it all comes down to personal preference and the nature of the event. Serious engagements call for a higher level of professionalism, which every royal adheres to. But let’s hope Meghan and Harry keep things a little more relaxed and romantic in the future!