Meghan Markle has turned heads as she switched up her look for a dazzling second outfit change on her Colombia tour with Prince Harry .
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived in Colombia for their biggest tour to date, earlier today, and Meghan upped the glamour by slipping into a new ensemble for day one. Meghan looked classy in a vibrant pink patterned dress by Colombian designer Johanna Ortiz.
The stunning sleeveless number made from authentic traditional print included a leg slit for added drama. The mom-of-two glammed up in the outfit as she and her husband Prince Harry enjoyed a musical performance.
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The Sussexes smiled and tapped their toes to the music as they watched a music and dance group outside Delia Zapata National Centre for the Arts. Meghan sat in between her husband and the country's vice-president, Francia Marquez.
Later Harry and Meghan were seen chatting as they applauded their performers along with the rest of the assembled guests there before they posed for pictures with them. Meghan and Harry have had a jam-packed schedule since touching down in Colombia earlier today.
They wasted no time in getting to know the people of Colombia as they mingled with students at a local school. After meeting dignitaries, they got straight down to business mingling with local people and started off with visiting local charter school, Colegio Cultura Popular. The planned visit was part of The Archewell Foundation’s ongoing commitment to understanding the impact of the digital world on young people. As part of the schedule, the couple were invited to take part in an Insight Session.
This allowed Prince Harry and Meghan to meet and engage with students first-hand who are exploring the digital landscape and its effects on society.
The Duchess also shared that Archewell has researched the varying global percentages of social media use; while the global average someone checks their social media is 42 times per day, Latin America’s average is much higher at 67 times per day.
Prince Harry and Meghan certainly raised spirits on the day. Students let out excited screams on the playground and in neighboring classrooms while the Duke and Duchess walked throughout the grounds.
Meghan and Prince Harry are in Colombia for a four-day trip. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to visit other cities like Cali and Cartagena.
It comes as The Mirror reported Harry and Meghan are determined to put their best foot forward to make sure their Colombia tour is their 'best yet' - despite the chaos surrounding their staff. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are said to have 'put on united front' amid a staff crisis as they plan their upcoming Colombia tour to be their 'best yet.' It comes after Prince Harry's new chief of staff Josh Kettle left his position after just three months.
A source told The Mirror: "All this turmoil has actually brought Harry and Meghan closer together. Prince Harry has still got the royal stiff upper lip and will move forward. In fact, Harry and Meghan's bond appears stronger in the face of adversity, and they are facing this head on."
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