Dancing Debacle: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Steal the Spotlight at Ice Hockey Game

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry recently made a public appearance at the Vancouver Canucks vs. San Jose Sharks game in Vancouver, Canada.

The couple, known as the Sussexes, attended the game on Monday night, where they showcased their dance moves.

Markle, a longtime fan of the Canucks since her days filming the TV show “Suits” in Toronto, joined in the fun when the team scored a goal.

Prince Harry enthusiastically stood up and danced, with Markle following suit and displaying her grooves.

However, the couple's dance routine did not sit well with everyone.

Criticism arose when a video clip surfaced showing Markle clapping and dancing before seemingly checking herself out on the big screen.

Many viewers found her actions cringeworthy and embarrassing.

Some social media users commented that Markle appeared awkward and out of place, with one remarking, “This chick thinks she can dance.

It's embarrassing.”

Others took a more critical stance, with one individual expressing disbelief at Markle's apparent lack of dancing skills, comparing it to her acting abilities.

The scrutiny continued as another observer pointed out that even the person behind Markle seemed unimpressed, adding to the overall sense of embarrassment surrounding the couple's behavior at the game.

The Sussexes' actions overshadowed what was intended to be a night focused on autism acceptance and fundraising for children's autism programs.

Despite the significance of the event, which featured an anthem singer with autism, Harry and Meghan reportedly diverted attention to themselves, drawing criticism for their behavior during the anthem performance.

Accusations surfaced that Harry had taken away a special moment from an autistic child by dominating the puck drop ceremony.

Some individuals argued that the couple failed to demonstrate genuine support for autism awareness, instead making the evening about their own actions and presence.

NHL star Thomas Hertel shared his experience of interacting with Prince Harry, recounting a lighthearted exchange where he had to prompt Harry to drop the puck multiple times during the ceremony.

Harry's demeanor throughout the event suggested a playful and relaxed attitude, with his interactions with NHL players and spectators reflecting a desire to engage with the public.

Body language expert Judy James analyzed Prince Harry's behavior at the game, noting his jovial and relaxed demeanor as a deliberate effort to maintain his royal status in the United States.

Harry's engagement in public rituals and interactions with attendees signaled his comfort and willingness to embrace his role as a prominent figure, reminiscent of his late grandmother Queen Elizabeth's approach to public appearances.