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Prince Harry has arrived in Toronto

The royals have arrived in Toronto! Prince Harry was seen in the city early this morning for the beginning of the Invictus Games. He arrived in the Financial District surrounded by handlers and security, but those passing by spotting him and quickly yielded their phones.

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Harry created the games in 2014 and continues to be their biggest supporter, as a military veteran and as part of his work with wounded service members.

The games were founded as a sporting event to help rehabilitate and support sick, or injured service members from the militaries of 17 countries. Over 550 athletes are competing this year.

Speculation is mounting that Prince Harry will be set to make his first official public appearance with his girlfriend, Suits actress Meghan Markle, who lives in the city. The two have been dating for about a year or more, and many believe a marriage proposal is on the horizon.

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Part of Harry’s visit to Canada also includes a meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Governor General David Johnston, and First Lady of the United States Melania Trump.

The Invictus games kick off Saturday and run until September 30.

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Chris Jackson / Invictus Games


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