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The Duchess of Sussex left everyone in awe when she accidentally revealed to the world how she calls in private her husband, the Duke of Sussex.
While the pair were posing with the cast on stage, Meghan turned to Prince Harry standing behind her.
Worried her head may be in his way, she candidly asked: “Can you see, my love?”
Immediately realising she became the protagonist of a royal blunder, she turned to the photographer with an embarrassed look, gasping an “Oh!” before bursting into a bashful laughter.
The entire cast, surprised to have been allowed to take such a was a peek into the couple’s life, erupted in a chorus of “Aaaaws”.
The intimate moment was captured on footage and shared online, sparking the amazed reaction of hundreds of royal fans.
One person commented the moment saying: “She is so sweet and Harry looked like he was blushing.
“They are one loving couple.”
Another said: “This is the most precious thing ever.”
The video, shared on Instagram by an account of supporters of the couple, has gathered almost 90,000 views in 24 hours.
Meghan and Harry headed to London’s West End earlier this week to attend a special gala performance of Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre.
During the night, the prince and Meghan went on stage to raise awareness and funds for one of Harry’s charities, Sentebale, which helps young people in Lesotho affected by Aids and HIV.
The Duchess dazzled in a daring £320 minidress from Judith and Charles, and looked very much cosied-up with her husband, despite the royal protocol would prefer couples to refrain from displaying affection in public.
This is not the first time loved-up royals are overheard using sweet nicknames.
During a day out at the Chelsea Flower Show in 2016, Prince William and Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, were heard calling each other ‘darling’ and ‘babe’.
And in July 2013, just hours after the birth of their first son Prince George, Prince William was overheard calling his wife ‘poppet’.
And Harry and Meghan have already been heard referring to each other as ‘Meg’ and ‘Haz’ in public.
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