Prince Harry fixes Meghan Markle's hair after the wind messes it up

Duchess Meghan held an event for her first solo project as a royal. She had a launch party for a charity cookbook, “Together: Our Community Cookbook.”

Prince Harry was in attendance and the two had a special moment. At one point, the wind blew Meghan’s hair up and he was ready to fix her up quickly.

Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry are known for their public displays of affection (PDAs). Thursday afternoon was no exception at Meghan’s book launch at Kensington Palace.

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While the Duchess, her mother Doria Ragland, Harry, and the women of the Hubb Community Kitchen were getting ready to pose for a group photo, a gust of wind blew in.

Meghan’s hair was blown upwards and she was heard saying “sorry” to her husband who was standing right behind. Without even thinking about it, Harry lovingly fixed her windswept hair.

Then he rested his chin on her shoulder for a few seconds. Fans just couldn’t get enough of the way the couple showed love to each other.

At the event, the attendees enjoyed a meal created from recipes featured in the cookbook that Megan helped create.

The Duchess’ mother was there to support her daughter after flying in from Los Angeles earlier in the week.

Harry’s show of affection in front of his mother-in-law, revealed how comfortable he was being around her.

Meghan was seen showing off her cooking skills at the event. She was seen flipping chapattis and turning koftas on the grill.

Her husband stayed close by but in the background to allow her to take the lead of her event. The Duchess wrote the foreword for the cookbook. 

The book features recipes from a group of women whose community was affected by the Grenfell Tower fire in 2017.

Meghan gave a speech at the event, saying:

"Working on this project for the past nine months has been a tremendous labor of love."

The newlyweds, Meghan and Harry, have never been shy about showing affection to each other in public. In September last year, the pair was seen being affectionate at the Invictus Games.

They’ve been photographed holding hands, rubbing each other’s backs, and linking arms in public.

At Harry’s nephew, Prince Louis‘, official christening portraits, the couple showed affection towards each other as well. 

They even shared a kiss on the lips at Harry’s charity polo match this summer.

Myka Meier, a Royal etiquette expert and founder and director of Beaumont Etiquette, said there were no formal rules on Royal couples being affectionate in public.

 It was all done at their own discretion.