In an unexpected meeting, Luisana Lopilato and Michael Bublé shared pleasant moments with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. During the celebration of the Invictus Games One Year to Go event, both couples enjoyed various activities, including playing typical Canadian sports.
The first meeting took place on Thursday afternoon, when the actress and singer joined the royal family for dinner at an exclusive restaurant in Vancouver. During the evening, they feasted on a selection of canapés prepared with local produce and Indian spices, creating an “enchanting” culinary experience.
Luisana Lopilato, Michael Bublé and Meghan Markle
The chef in charge of the dinner shared details about the interaction with the couples. “They were very friendly. They came over and talked to the kitchen staff, and they were very respectful in letting me choose the food. I asked them if there were any allergies or anything she didn't want, and Megan said, 'It was.' I love spicy food.” “Michael Bublé loved mushrooms, for example, and Harry loved kebabs,” Vikram Vij shared in an interview with People magazine.
In addition to the aforementioned dishes, the group tasted other delicious dishes, such as creamy potato curry and mini black chickpea cakes. Throughout the dinner, the Dukes showed their affection for each other, with Meghan always placing her left hand on her partner's back.
The next day, both couples headed to the Vancouver Curling Club, located at the Hillcrest Community Centre, in the city where Lopilato and Bublé reside. During the ceremony, Prince Harry and the singer participated in curling, the famous Canadian sport designed for playing with wheelchairs.
Later, Bublé delighted the audience by performing the song “My Way” during the dinner organized in honor of the event, within the framework of the Invictus Games, an initiative created by the Prince that brings together wounded or sick veterans in adapted sports competitions, such as wheelchair basketball and others.
During his performance, Bublé made a notable gesture by modifying the lyrics of the famous song to honor Prince Harry. Recognizing him as a visionary leader, the singer extended his best wishes for the recovery of King Charles, who is currently undergoing cancer treatment.
“Who knew, dreams can come true when life tells you you're not done yet. Nothing has control over you. At the Invictus Games, you play your way. One man, with one plan to change lives, doing everything he can, and he's a visionary. He said Bublé: “My best wishes for your father’s recovery. Every day you have earned the right to say – like the song – “I did it my way.”
