Royal fans were over the moon after they caught a glimpse of Prince Harry enjoying his summer holidays in Europe in Meghan Markle‘s new pictures. The Duchess of Sussex took to her official Instagram account this week to post summer-themed pictures from the family’s time in Portugal and the UK.
One photo shows Harry in a pool, throwing his daughter, Princess Lilibet, head-over-heels in the air while his son, Prince Archie, holds onto the edge of the pool. Another one, shows the whole Sussex family on the beach walking towards some waves. Royal fans were impressed with how toned the duke’s back was and took to social media to share their views.
Prince Harry enjoying some pool time with his children (Image: Instagram/@meghan)
The Sussexes chilling on the beach (Image: Instagram/@meghan)
One user said on X: “Who does Prince Harry think he’s? Superman? Meghan’s man is ripped.”
Another one added: “Meg told you her man is a fox. Now you know.”
A third one said: “I mean are we surprised that his back, in particular, is that cut.”
A fourth one commented: “Hate to brag but my boyfriend’s back is like Harry’s. He is also 6ft 2, bearded and has a heart of gold.I can attest our Duchess is a lucky lady.”
A fifth one chimed: “Harry’s back is VERY muscular.”
Others were more reluctant to be admire Harry’s physique, with one user saying: “So you’re telling me the guy with the belly sticking out suddenly has a shredded back?”
It appears the Sussexes and their children may have enjoyed a break at Althorp in Britain, with one of the images posted showing Lilibet walking through formal gardens behind her brother and father in the distance.
During their visit to the UK, the duke and duchess took their children to see the King for the first time in four years at his Highgrove home.
They also have a family holiday home in Portugal and one picture features a wall in a restaurant with menus in Portuguese and in another Meghan is walking through what appears to be a homeware shop.
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