Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have captured hearts by revealing their “true, authentic selves” during a spontaneous salsa dance on their Colombian tour, culminating in a heartfelt kiss that experts say “could be the making of them.”
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were the life of the party in Colombia on their final night, where they’ve been touring for four days. Their visit to the world’s salsa capital saw them hit the dance floor at a local event, ending with Meghan pulling Harry in for an affectionate smooch.
Royal fans are buzzing over this intimate peek into the couple’s personal dynamics. Speaking to The Mirror, an insider remarked: “They have finally let their guard down and are just being themselves. It’s no secret the Duke and Duchess both love music, especially hip-hop, salsa and dancing, so to get to do this on their Colombia tour was a dream come true. They danced like they did not care who was watching, and that was so endearing.”
Furthermore, the source noted: “It could be the making of them as it showed a stripped back, normal side to them – and people can relate. They are showing their true, authentic selves and the people of Colombia are loving it.”
Embarking on what is arguably their most ambitious tour to date, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been enchanting audiences since arriving in Colombia last Thursday. The Royal duo dived headfirst into the cultural scene, engaging with students at Colegio Cultura Popular, among other activities.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Harry and Meghan, continued their Colombian tour on Sunday, meeting with dignitaries before immersing themselves in local interactions. Their visit to a charter school was part of The Archewell Foundation’s ongoing endeavour to comprehend the impact of the digital world on the youth.
As part of their schedule, the Royal couple participated in an Insight Session, providing them with the opportunity to engage directly with students navigating the digital landscape and its societal implications.
The Sussexes have established strong connections with Colombia, notably being the only Latin American country to participate in the Invictus Games, an event founded by Prince Harry. This visit acts as a precursor to the inaugural Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children, scheduled to take place in Colombia this November.
During their four-day trip, Harry and Meghan were set to visit San Basilio de Palenque, recognised as the first ‘free town’ for Africans in the Americas. The Sussexes also received an invitation to the Petronio Alvarez Festival, a music festival based in Cali.
