Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Surprise Attend NHL Hockey Game

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle surprised fans by attending an NHL hockey game last night.

The California-based couple enjoyed watching the Vancouver Canucks defeat the San Jose Sharks 3-1 from a VIP box at the Rogers Arena.

Joining them in the VIP box were local indigenous leaders, British Columbia Premier David Iye, and Lannip Tham, the region's tourism, art, culture, and sports minister.

Also present were Invictus Games staff and three indigenous group leaders: Chief Wayne Spiro from the Museum Indian Band, Wilson Williams from the Squamish Nation, and Chief Jennifer Thomas from Wata Nation.

During the game, Meghan appeared to be eagerly searching for the camera, as if she were a heat-seeking missile, while trying to maintain a fun-loving and carefree demeanor.

She often attempts to appear friendly and relaxed for the cameras, but it often results in a peculiar smirking expression.

Meanwhile, Harry engaged in a conversation that seemingly excluded Meghan.

However, she inserted herself into their interaction, clapping her hands in front of Harry's face to prevent him from doing something she disapproved of.

Harry's discomfort was evident when he hesitated to join in the applause while Meghan stood up and clapped alone.

It seemed as though they were on different planets.

Meghan's clapping style has been a topic of discussion recently.

HG Judah analyzed her clapping and suggested that her exaggerated arm movements are intended to draw attention to herself.

Her raised hand clap is also a way to showcase the Diana watch on her left wrist, which she deliberately makes more prominent while clapping.

Standing up and clapping is another tactic to capture the attention of the camera.

Observers have noticed that people's expressions around Meghan in photographs range from stony to bewildered or disgusted, including her own husband.

Only those directly addressed by Meghan can muster a forced friendly smile.

These observations come after Meghan Markle faced criticism for her constant desire for attention and fundraising opportunities.

Public relations expert Mark Berlowski shared his thoughts on the matter in an interview with the Daily Mail.

He accused Meghan of seeking a debut in Hollywood and claimed that her attendance at the Variety Power of Women event was a calculated move to gain attention and signal her availability for new projects.

During the event, Meghan discussed her future plans and the enduring popularity of her former show, Suits.

She expressed her desire to create content that evokes emotions and fosters a sense of community.

This is not the first time Meghan has been seen seeking attention at high-profile events.

She was previously spotted dancing at Beyonce's concert for two consecutive nights and attended Katy Perry's Las Vegas residency.

It seems that Meghan's thirst for recognition and connection to fundraising activities is a recurring theme in her public appearances.

In conclusion, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle surprised fans by attending an NHL hockey game together.

Meghan's behavior during the game, including her clapping style, drew attention and raised eyebrows.

Additionally, she faced criticism for her constant desire for attention and fundraising opportunities.

These observations were shared by public relations expert Mark Berlowski, who suggested that Meghan's attendance at the Variety Power of Women event was a strategic move to further her career.

Despite the mixed reactions from those around her, Meghan remains determined to make an impact in the entertainment industry and create content that resonates with people.