Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been praised for showing their 'true, authentic selves' after they kissed during a salsa dance, as Colombia tour 'could be the making of them,' experts say.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex let their hair down in Colombia for a spin about the dancefloor at a lively event in the salsa capital of the world, where the couple have been on a four-day tour. Their spirited dance culminated with the couple sharing a sweet kiss on the dancefloor as Meghan pulled her husband in for a smooch.
The moment has certainly gone down a storm with fans, who have been excited to get a glimpse inside Harry and Meghan's real life together . A source told The Mirror: "They have finally let their guard down and are just being themselves. It's no secret the Duke and Duchess both love music, especially hip-hop, salsa and dancing, so to get to do this on their Colombia tour was a dream come true. They danced like they did not care who was watching, and that was so endearing. "
The source continued: "It could be the making of them as it showed a stripped back, normal side to them - and people can relate. They are showing their true, authentic selves and the people of Colombia are loving it."
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The world has been gripped as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived in Colombia for their biggest tour to date. They have attended a string of engagements since their arrival last Thursday.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry wasted no time in getting to know the people of Colombia as they mingled with students at a local school.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived in Colombia for their biggest tour to date, earlier today. 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 Sussexes have cultivated ties with Colombia, notably being the only Latin American country to participate in the Invictus Games, an event established by Harry. Their Colombian visit is a precursor to the first Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children scheduled for November in Colombia.
During their four-day trip, Harry and Meghan were set to explore San Basilio de Palenque, Americas' first 'free town' for Africans. The Sussexes were also invited to a Cali-based music festival named the Petronio Alvarez Festival.
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