Meghan Markle 's First Official Twitter Photo Is a Tribute to Prince Harry

Meghan Markle has shared her first official photo on Twitter.

The Duchess of Sussex's picture was shared on Kensington Palace social media platforms on Saturday, ahead of the closing ceremony for the 2018 Invictus Games in Sydney. The photo shows Prince Harry on the Invictus Games, preparing for the event.

"Getting ready for tonight's @InvictusSydney closing ceremony, where we will be celebrating the competitors, and their friends and families," the caption reads. "The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will speak both at the ceremony this evening. # IG2018."

The caption also notes that the Duchess of Sussex took the picture of Harry.

Later that same day, Harry and Meghan took the stage separately.

"Good evening everyone!" Meghan, wearing a green Antonio Berardi tuxedo dress, told the crowd as she took the stage. "It is such an honor to be here that you have found your way back to the beginning."

"In that short span of time, the Games have evolved into an international platform of some of the best athletics and sportsmanship you could ever witness, coupled with the comradery and close net sense of community, which can only be defined by the Invictus spirit, "Meghan continued. "With that said, I'm just going to be grateful to you for inviting me to the family."

Prince Harry later took the stage to address the crowd, which included David Beckham.

Good evening, Sydney, and those watching around the world, "Harry began his speech, saying" thank you "to those who made these Games possible. "And to the contestants is going to be the biggest thanks to you, by your service, and by your sense of humor."

The couple is currently on their first day as a married couple. Shortly after Harry and Meghan arrived in Australia last week, it was announced that the Royal couple is expecting their first child together. "Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are very pleased to announce that The Duchess of Sussex is expecting a baby in the Spring of 2019," the palace said in a statement. "Their Royal Highnesses have appreciated all of the support they have received from the world and their audience."