Meghan reveals moving gift from Invictus athlete as she shares hopes for Archie and Lilibet

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Meghan Markle has revealed the touching gift she received from an Invictus Games athlete during her speech last night. Harry and Meghan were reunited yesterday evening in Germany and were welcomed to the stage in Dusseldorf with cheers from the crowds.

The Duchess of Sussex told the audience that she had been given a special bracelet as a gift from a member of the Canadian team which had the "initials of one of the people who weren't able to make it here tonight".

She continued: "There are so many people we know back home rooting for all of you even if they can't be here with you, they are with you in spirit."The 42-year-old spoke of the importance of family during the event and her hopes to bring her children Archie and Lilibet along to the games some day, the Mirror reports.She said: "Have the best time.

We are going to be cheering for you and we can't wait to be able to bring our kids also so they can experience just how amazing this is."The duchess also explained why she had been late in showing up to the event with Prince Harry flying out solo to the games two days earlier.She apologised as she said like all busy parents, she had been trying to get her kids "settled" at home before she left.Meghan continued: "We know this is about family and friends and the community that Invcitus has created. "So I had to spend a little bit more time getting out little ones settled at home...