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Prince Harry was seen mingling with athletes, volunteers and event organizers at London's Virgin Money Marathon. The Duke of Susbad will present medals to the athletes who participated in the event. Meanwhile, his wife Meghan Markle stays home and is about to give birth.
The appearance of Prince Harry dismissed the rumors that Meghan should give birth today.
Today is the date planned for Meghan, while the duchess, very pregnant, is planning the arrival of her first child.
Harry will meet volunteers and give medals to the marathon and wheelchair winner, including those who have triumphed at the Para-Athletics World Championship marathon.
The Duke of Susbad took photos with the United States, Dan Romanchuk, and Switzerland, Manuela Schar, celebrating their victory in the men's and women's wheelchair races at the London Marathon.
With the birth of his baby, Kensington Palace did not announce his presence in case he could no longer attend the event.
A spokesman for the duke said: "He had always planned to leave, but because of the birth of his child, it was not announced in advance, in case he would not more able to attend. He is happy to be able to attend.
Harry also met with volunteer doctors from the St. John Ambulance and other community organizers who attended one of London's biggest sporting events.
A statement from the royal house said: "The Duke of Susbad will participate in the London Marathon aujourd & # 39; hui.
"During his visit, the Duke will meet with volunteers, observe some of the riders and give medals to the London Marathon and Wheelchair winners, including the World Para-Athletics World Championship marathon."
Meghan and Harry announced that they would keep the details of their royal birth secrets.
It is unlikely that the Duchess gives birth to Lindo Wing, unlike her sister-in-law Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, who gave birth to her three children at St. Mary's Hospital.
More than 40,000 runners participated in the 2019 marathon organized by Virgin Money in London.
Sir Mo Farah is ranked fifth with a time of 2:05:38 behind Kenyan winner Eliud Kipchoge, who crossed the finish line at 2:02:36.
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