Duke and Duchess Prince Harry and Meghan open Invictus Games in Canada

The couple watched from the stands, cheering and clapping for the UK's team.

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Prince Harry was speaking at the opening ceremony in Vancouver with his wife Meghan, on Saturday.

The couple initially watched from the stands, cheering and clapping for the UK's team as their competitors walked on the stage.

Their public appearance came just hours after US President Donald Trump spoke about the couple in an interview, saying "I'll leave him alone" when asked whether he thought Prince Harry should be deported from the US.

"He's got enough problems with his wife," the president added. "She's terrible."

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