Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have bought a lot of thoughtful gifts for one another and Valentine's Day is no different, with the Duke of Sussex treating his wife

Travis Kelce looked dejected in a viral video as he reunited with his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, in her Super Bowl suite.

While Harry and Meghan’s affectionate moments at the Invictus Games appeared to showcase their happiness, psychology suggests that couples who indulge in too much PDA may not necessarily be as happy as they seem. The debate continues-are they deeply in love, or is their PDA a way of masking something deeper?

Invictus Games athletes expressed their feeling on surprising update about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's separation as the Duchess left Canada after spending five days in Vancouver

Prince Harry cheekily tested his wife, Meghan Markle's singing skills before she reportedly left Canada without him. According to New York Post magazine, the couple took the stage, where the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were being introduced

The Duchess of Sussex appeared nervous as her husband comforted her before sending her off with a laugh down the hill.

The Sussexes have been very tactile during their stay in Canada for the Invictus Games - and now a body language expert has decoded the meaning behind their united appearance

Meghan Markle has reportedly left Canada without Prince Harry, on Tuesday, February 11. The Duchess of Sussex accompanied her husband to Vancouver and Whistler to watch the action at the Invictus Games.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly went on a romantic double date with pals Michael Bublé and his wife Louisana Lopilato on day one of their visit to Whistler in Canada. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex headed to Whistler,

Prince Harry bought a pair of earrings from one of the Duchess' favourite California-based jewellers, Maya Brenner, for Valentine's Day last year. The brand confirmed to HELLO! that the Duke purchased the £3,