Prince Harry recalls public debut with Meghan Markle in Toronto tribute speech
Prince Harry expressed heartfelt gratitude to Toronto, highlighting how the city profoundly influenced both his personal and professional life. Speaking at the True Patriot Love Foundation’s National Tribute Dinner on November 6, ahead of Remembrance Sunday, the Duke of Sussex shared his appreciation for the city’s role in key moments of his journey.
“Truthfully and jokes aside, this city will always mean a great deal to me,” Harry said. “You provided a wife for me and you hosted the Invictus Games in 2017, touchstones in my life both professionally and personally.”
As the youngest son of King Charles III and a long-time advocate for veterans through the Invictus Games, Harry praised Canada’s enduring commitment to those who have served. He celebrated the spirit of resilience and community that the Games foster.
“Together we witnessed something extraordinary,” he said. “The strength of the human spirit that shines when people who have served rise again through sport, teamwork, and a redefined purpose… something Canada embodies like no other nation.”
To conclude his remarks, Harry added a light-hearted touch, mentioning Meghan’s affection for Toronto, the city where she filmed the television series Suits.
Author’s Summary
Prince Harry credited Toronto for shaping his life and love story, honoring Canada’s enduring spirit of service and his deep personal connection to the city.
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