Together, the Sussex landed in Canada on Friday, February 14, after several days in the United States.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were seen together for the first time since the Megxit on Friday, February 14, when they had just landed on Canadian soil. These images were just revealed by the Daily Mail and show the couple all smiles and luggage in hand. After being criticized this summer for travelling on private jets, this time the Sussex couple opted for a commercial flight to Victoria International Airport.
In talks with Goldman Sachs
Harry and Meghan had just returned to the United States for several days. There, they attended a summit organized by the JP Morgan Chase Bank on February 7 in Miami. For this first entry into the banking sphere, the younger son of Prince Charles spoke. A simple training for future paid speeches. Now freed from royal duties, the Duke of Sussex would consider giving lectures in the financial sector. In particular, he would be in contact with the American bank Goldman Sachs since November 2019, and would be in talks to lead conferences organised by the firm. During these negotiations, little Archie would have remained on Vancouver Island, where the Sussex have decided to settle since the announcement of their withdrawal from the royal family.
An ecologically responsible outfit
When she got off the plane, the former Suits actress was wearing a striped shirt by Misha Nonoo (a fashion designer close to Meghan Markle), a black cardigan, jeans and black ballerinas from Rothy’s, a California company that turns recycled water bottles into shoes. Her hand luggage was a $1790 duffle bag from Prada’s Re-Nylon collection using Econyl, a 100% recycled and recyclable synthetic yarn. A true ambassador of ethical fashion.
