Meghan Markle dances to her favourite song in Nigeria in adorable viral moment

Prince Harry and Meghan were in Nigeria for three days promoting the Invictus Games. The royal couple were invited by the country’s chief defence minister, as the nation is considering hosting the games down the road.

by TaboolaSponsored LinkMost Computer Owners Don’t Know This. Do It Today!Outbyte Driver Updater

While the visit was jam-packed with events to promote the games and the wounded soldiers it supports, there was time for Meghan to let her hair down and do a little shimmy on the dance floor on the second night in Nigeria at a reception hosted in Abuja, the country’s capital.

Meghan is seen wearing a sleek strapless dress, holding hands with another woman, dressed in vibrant colours, dancing face to face, their hands moving to the motion of the song, and then ending the moment with a warm embrace.

TikTok user kemosticated shared the footage on the popular platform, which has garnered over 600,000 views, 23.9K likes and 776 comments.

The caption reads: “When Princess Meghan Markle tried to dance to her self-acclaimed favourite Naja song #babycalmdown by Rema….”

Harry and Meghan were presented with gifts during the reception (Image: Getty)@kemosticated When Princess Meghan Markle tried to dance to her self acclaimed favourite Naija song #babycalmdown by Rema…..#HarryandMeghaninNigeria #InvictusGames #Receptionparty ♬ Baby Calm Down – Dj Rehan & JW Velly

Meghan’s dance moves come across as delicate, with one step forward and one step back.

The caption refers to Meghan being dubbed “The Princess of Nigeria,” during the visit. Princess is one of her titles, but she primarily goes by Duchess.

SponsoredCrossoutShooter Action MMOby Taboola

Fans of the Sus𝑠e𝑥es have turned to the comments section to give praise to her striking silhouette, writing notes like, “Our princess shines radiantly. I am overjoyed for the two of them; they truly deserve it. They are an exceptional couple, two remarkable individuals, without a shadow of a doubt.”Another commenter wrote: “Human beings behaving like equals other than superiors over subjects.”