Meghan Markle Ignored by Prince Harry at Vancouver Canucks Game

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry made an appearance at the Vancouver Canucks game against the San Jose Sharks on Monday night.

The couple was seated in a VIP box alongside Meghan's friend Marcus Anderson, after Harry dropped the puck to kick off the game, flanked by San Jose Sharks' Thomas Hertel and Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes.

The VIP box also housed local indigenous leaders, BC Premier David Eby, and tourism, arts, culture, and sports minister Lana Poffin.

During the game, the Jumbotron featured highlights of Harry's Invictus Games, scheduled to take place in Whistler and Vancouver from February 8th to the 16th, 2025.

It seems that Harry and Meghan's actions have become quite predictable.

On Tuesday evening, King Charles and Queen Camilla will host a grand state banquet at Buckingham Palace in honor of the President of South Korea's visit to the UK.

Recently, a video clip has emerged showing Meghan Markle seemingly being ignored by Prince Harry at the Canucks game.

They appeared to have little interaction with each other, as Harry engaged in laughter with the person next to him, while Meghan mirrored the behavior with the individual on her right.

Even when the person beside her showed no reaction, she continued to act as if they were sharing a joke.

At times, she would glance at the large TV screen, seemingly ensuring that she was being seen by all.

It is evident that the couple's dynamic has changed, with Harry hardly acknowledging Meghan anymore.

He often finds himself engrossed in conversations with others, leaving Meghan sitting there, laughing but seemingly unaware of the context.

Once again, they attended an event without their children.

While Meghan comfortably attends Hollywood events alone, Harry is always seen with her by his side during his own engagements.

Notably, Meghan made sure to flaunt her expensive accessories during the game.

She donned a $30,000 Cartier “Just It and Clue” necklace and made sure the camera captured her $250,000 blood diamond pinky ring.

It appears that her jewelry receives more attention than her own children.

This raises questions about whether Harry and Meghan's attendance at the Canucks game was funded by the Invictus Games.

The timing of their appearance is quite convenient, following the recent scandal involving the firing of the CEO and COO.

Fans have pointed out the need to alter the SEO results for Vancouver, Harry and Meghan, and Megxit.

It seems like they are attempting to shift the narrative away from the scandal surrounding the two C-suite resignations, which involved overspending of $30 million in taxpayers' money, with $15 million each from federal and provincial sources.

Interestingly, Queen Elizabeth herself participated in a Canucks game back on October 6th, 2002, dropping the puck alongside Wayne Gretzky when Marcus Naslund served as the team's captain.

The Sussexes resided in North Sanic on Vancouver Island for three months in 2020, seeking refuge during the Covid-19 pandemic after their departure from Britain and the royal life.

According to Harry's book “Spare,” the couple had considered settling in British Columbia before ultimately relocating to Los Angeles, where they currently reside with their two children.