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By Meaghan Wray
The newlyweds
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry shared a beautiful captured moment at
the Sentebale Polo Match on Thursday (July 26). It reminded of a very
similar display of affection between
Princess Diana and Prince Charles in 1987, when the princess pbaded away
offered her ex-husband an award at the Guards Polo Club in Windsor, Berkshire.
Obviously, the prince follows in his mother's footsteps in several ways
GALLERY: All the photos of Harry and Meghan's day at the polo
Meghan congratulated Harry with a kiss. Photo: © Chris Jackson / Getty Images
After Prince
Harry's team won the polo match, his biggest fan Meghan – who had cheered
the margin – was on hand to introduce her husband and teammate, the
ambbadador of charity
Nacho Figueras,
with the Sentebale Polo 2018 trophy. After presenting the trophy to Nacho and
gave him a kiss on each cheek, the former actress slipped up to Harry for
congratulate with a royal smooch, a follow up of their first public kiss on
the day of their marriage on May 19th.
The picture is
bound to go down in history. This is one of the unofficial royals of the royal family
traditions, although it's certainly not intended for a royal couple to share a
kiss! Almost every year, Diana and Charles were spotted together at a polo
match, they were seen locking the lips – private kisses backstage,
others in the middle of the field while Harry's father accepted a trophy.
Because royal public displays of affection are generally frowned upon,
these examples are much more special for fans to testify.
Diana and Charles shared a smooch in 1987. Photo: © Getty Images
The Duke and
Duchess of Susbad has made waves as one of the most unconventional royals
couples, often shaking hands, holding back or
looking with envy in the eyes of each other. While their affection shows have slowed down
a little since they said "I do," the world is certainly not hungry to witness those tender moments – more recently, they've been seen holding hands for
their first royal tour abroad in Ireland.
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