“Harry Causes a Shock: The Moment He Relies on a Beautiful Female Interpreter Makes Royal Fans Confused! Meanwhile, Meghan Markle Takes on the Role of Husband’s Translator During the Trip.”

During his visit to Colombia, Prince Harry had some relaxing but also interesting moments when he leaned on the interpreter’s chair. Meanwhile, Meghan Markle took on the role of interpreter for her husband throughout the trip.

Prince Harry appeared to be comfortable sitting on stage with Meghan Markle at one of the opening events of his Colombia visit. At the Delia Zapata National Arts Center in Bogotá, the couple enjoyed a colorful tribal dance. However, their different body language drew some interesting reactions from fans.

While Meghan maintained a calm posture and focused on the performance, Harry was a bit lazier as he leaned back in his chair. Notably, while sitting between Meghan and the female interpreter from English to Spanish, Harry did not hesitate to put his hand on the back of the interpreter’s chair. This action caused a lot of laughter from royal fans, as they joked that he might be reminded by his wife.

Meghan, on the other hand, remained calm and focused on her performance of “The Hummingbird’s Kiss.” She had a lovely moment chatting with Vice President Francia Márquez and showing her the costumes, before shaking hands with the dancers after the performance.

In terms of her outfit, Meghan switched things up with a colorful maxi dress by Colombian-born designer Johanna Ortiz. The dress, which cost around $2,150, not only made her stand out but also showed respect for the local culture. Meghan also wore a similar dress during her visit to Africa in May, showing her love of iconic designs.

Meanwhile, Meghan’s style during this visit was not limited to impressive outfits. She stepped out in an elegant outfit, including a $596 Veronica Beard collared vest, paired with dark blue trousers. Every detail of the outfit was carefully considered, from the Manolo Blahnik heels to the $4,700 Loro Piana handbag.

During the visit, the couple were welcomed by the Vice President of Colombia and her husband in Bogotá. They spent about 30 minutes at the Vice President’s residence, where they exchanged welcome gifts and enjoyed tea, coffee and pandebono, a traditional Colombian cheesecake. The Sussexes were kept under tight security throughout the trip, reflecting the special attention the Colombian government was giving them during their visit.