The Duke and Duchess
of Sussex have been pictured alongside their son Archie celebrating
the 4th of July parade in Wyoming.
The family of four travelled
from their Montecito home in Santa Barbara to Jackson Hole to enjoy the weekend
alongside some friends.
In the snaps, posted by an
onlooker on Facebook, Meghan can be seen wearing black jeans, a white top
and a large straw fedora hat whilst attentively watching her son Archie, three,
who is wearing an all-blue outfit and a red, white and blue cap. The youngster
cheered on the passing parade whilst holding an American flag.
Prince Harry could be seen
standing behind them, wearing a dark grey top and green cap.
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Meghan, pictured alongside Delfina Blaquier, supported Harry during his polo tournament last month
“Funny story, we are in
Jackson Hole WY at their 4th of July parade. The big tough guy told us twice
that he was saving seats for a family…” the woman who took the pictures of
the Sussexes wrote.
She later added: “I
thought, well it must be the royal family (very sarcastic thinking!) A minute
later Meghan Markle and Prince Harry walk up with little Archie!
“The big guy was the
bodyguard. Meghan is gorgeous and Harry and Archie are cute,” she added.
Since their move to the US,
the family are rarely pictured but it’s clear that they are enjoying their time
in the country and slowly discovering all the states.
Last year, Prince Harry
travelled to Fort Worth, Texas, and visited the historic Cowtown Coliseum and
attended a Stockyards Rodeo event.
The Duke made the solo visit
over a weekend and reportedly enjoyed a VIP tour of the venue.
A picture of the father-of-two
was shared by Cindy Reid, who works for Stockyards Rodeo, on social media.
The photo showed Harry in a
brown cowboy hat and a green shirt, and was captioned: “Where was Prince
Harry Saturday night? Oooooh, just hanging out behind the bucking chutes at the
Stockyards Championship Rodeo!! Loooove it!! Thank you for the visit!!”
