Smiling Prince Harry gives thumbs up to Canadian football fans in ANOTHER public appearance without Meghan
PRINCE Harry gave a thumbs up to Canadian football fans as he made another public appearance without his wife Meghan Markle.
The Duke of Sussex, 40, was interviewed prior to the first half of a CFL football game at the 111th Grey Cup in Vancouver, British Columbia, on Sunday.
Harry was interviewed by TSN's James Duthie as the Toronto Argonauts took on the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
The surprise guest said: "First Grey Cup. What I'm looking forward to? The game getting started. Let's go!"
He wore a dark dress shirt and long, black jacket and waved at the crowd before he was quickly escorted away.
The royal later returned to the field with BC Lions owner Amar Doman and Canadian athlete Wenshuang Nie.
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The Founding Patron of the Invictus Games then took part in a jersey handover ceremony with competitor Wen.
The wayward Duke has been undertaking several speaking engagements at awards ceremonies and taking part in charitable panels and summits on his own.
Some commentators see this as the prince doing a "full relaunch" of his charity work – and lately his wife Meghan is nowhere to be seen in public with him.
Sources in California say the new "solo Harry" is his own idea.
One "well-placed" source in the US told The Daily Mail: "I hear he wanted it this way. I believe he wants space."
It comes after Meghan let her hair down with her pals at a glamourous launch party in LA but Harry was nowhere to be seen.
The Duchess of Sussex fuelled rumours that the pair are "drifting apart" after being spotted without her husband again.
The 43-year-old oozed glamour in a £660 black sleeveless corset as she supported her friend and A-lister hairdresser Kadi Lee's new business venture.
Mum-of-two posed for snaps at Gjelina, a celebrity hot spot in Venice, California.
The evening celebrated the launch of Highbrow Hippie Hair Wellness range, which Meghan has invested in.
Meghan and Harry are 'living separate lives'
By Jon Rogers and Summer Raemason
MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry are "going their own ways" as they increasingly live "separate lives", royal experts told The Sun.
Speaking on our first ever Royal Exclusive Live show, Arthur Edwards and Jennie Bond lifted the lid on the power couple's recent time apart.
Sun legend Arthur revealed how the pair are "doing things separately now" after failing to be spotted together in three weeks.
Meanwhile Ms Bond, a royal correspondent for the last 35 years, also revealed: "Meghan is not popular. She doesn't want to come back and they are going their own ways, to some extent."
The pair spoke on our first Royal Exclusive Live show, which you can watch .
The event was hosted on Friday night in front of a live audience of more than 100 special guests.
Mr Edwards said: "I don't think she [Meghan] can come here much. I don't think people think too much of her.
"I think she's struggling in popularity in the UK and I think they seem to be doing things separately now.
"She's got her programme and he's got his."
Mr Edwards added: "He comes into Britain now with no fuss.
"He's come for the Invictus Games, in and out with no fuss, he came for his uncle's funeral, no fuss."
Royal commentator Jennie Bond said: "The point is he doesn't want to come back [into the Royal Family in the UK], I think.
"He regarded it as a trap. He still thinks his father and his brother are trapped and he's finding his own way. All credit to him.
"I think Meghan has her own independent style and way of life. Yes, it's not in tune with the people in the UK.
"She's not popular and I don't think she wants to come back and therefore they are going their own ways, to an extent.
"But I hope and believe that Harry is very happy in his life."
Meghan and Harry have been raising eyebrows recently, with royal experts wading in on their increasingly "separate lives".
Speaking on our first ever Royal Exclusive Live show, Arthur Edwards and Jennie Bond lifted the lid on the couple's recent time apart.
Sun legend Arthur revealed the pair are "doing things separately now" after failing to be spotted together in three weeks.
Veteran royal correspondent Jennie said: "Meghan is not popular. She doesn't want to come back and they are going their own ways, to some extent."
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The pair spoke on our first Royal Exclusive Live show, which you can watch .
Last month, Meghan made a surprise appearance without Prince Harry at LA Children's Hospital gala.