Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry aren’t afraid to show a little PDA.
The two shared a kiss at the trophy ceremony following the Sentebale ISPS Handa Polo Cup on Thursday in Windsor, England. Harry’s team was victorious, winning the game 5-4.
The kiss reminded us of a certain royal wedding moment from May 19:
Kissing aside, the former actress was all smiles with her husband at the ceremony:
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have never shied away from PDA in their relationship, whether it’s holding hands and kissing at the Invictus Games or being playful during the BBC interview following their engagement.
Myka Meier, a royal etiquette expert and the founder and director of Beaumont Etiquette, explained to HuffPost last year why Harry and Meghan are very touchy-feely, while the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge rarely are.
“As a royal couple, you can see how Meghan and Prince Harry’s outgoing personalities, modern outlook and big hearts will be on display when they meet the public,” said Meier said.
She added, “It is actually simply is a matter of preference for each couple. Every royal is clearly trusted to make their own judgment calls to what they think is appropriate.”
Harry and Meghan do tend to cut down on the PDA whenever they make appearances with Queen Elizabeth II. But Her Majesty wasn’t anywhere in sight today!
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