Prince Harry was in high spirits after playing a polo match with his close friend Nacho Figueras, as Meghan Markle watched proudly, in Montecito over the weekend.
The Duke of Sussex, 37, was in his element as he played a friendly game of polo with his old friend Nacho on Saturday at the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club for the annual Harry East Memorial Tournament.
Meanwhile, the Duchess was spotted watching the event alongside Nacho’s wife Delphine and close friend Markus Anderson.
Nacho, who has been described by Tatler as the “David Beckham of polo” and “one of the most recognizable players in the world”, later shared a snap alongside Prince Harry on Instagram.

Prince Harry, 37, was in high spirits after playing a polo match with his close friend Nacho Figueras, as Meghan Markle watched proudly, in Montecito over the weekend
In the blink of an eye, the Duke, who grew up playing the game with his older brother Prince William, 39, was beaming as he posed alongside Nacho and two other players.
Meanwhile, the Argentinian appeared to playfully stick his tongue out at Prince Harry.
The duo dressed in matching polo outfits for the outing, including a sleek green top and white jodhphurs.
Sharing the photo, which was taken by his daughter Aurora, Nacho wrote: ”Delighted to be riding alongside my friend Prince Harry.

Nacho, who has been described by Tatler as the ‘David Beckham of polo’ and ‘one of the most recognizable players in the world, has actively spoken out in defense of Harry and Meghan over the years (pictured, with Delphine in 2018)
“We have ridden together many times over the years and now we are both parents, it is very special to be able to spend this time together.”
The Duchess was spotted watching as the men played, wearing a smart white blazer and black mini skirt.
Meanwhile, she donned a pair of large black sunglasses to shield her eyes from the California weather.
Meghan was pictured alongside Markus, 41, who she has been close friends with for several years.

Meghan also attended the polo match, where she was joined by close friend Markus Anderson, 41, whom she has known for several years (pictured in 2017)
Mr Anderson – a former waiter – has known the Duchess of Sussex since before her relationship with Prince Harry.
A global consultant for the Soho House private club group, he arranged for Meghan and Harry to meet secretly at the company’s properties in Toronto, London and Somerset while they were dating.
Dubbed the “King of Soho House,” Anderson’s long list of high-profile friends includes Fifty Shades of Gray actor Jamie Dornan, TV host Cat Deeley and model Alexa Chung.
As the world learned that Meghan and Harry were dating, Markus joined the Duchess at the Invictus Games in Toronto in 2017.

The father-of-four attended the Sussex wedding and played polo alongside Harry in various polo matches
It later emerged that he had personally recommended Sara Latham, the powerful political PR guru, as Meghan and Harry’s £140,000-a-year communications chief.
The club where the group met is not far from Montecito, where Harry and his wife Meghan live with their two children, Archie, who turns three on Friday, and Lilibet, who is ten months old.
Nacho, who has been described by Tatler as the “David Beckham of polo” and “one of the most recognizable players in the world”, has actively spoken out in defense of Harry and Meghan over the years.
The father-of-four attended the Sussex wedding and played polo alongside Harry in various polo matches.

Nacho is believed to be close to the Duke and Duchess and has previously called Meghan ‘amazing’
He is an ambassador for Sentebale, an organization founded by the prince dedicated to helping children and young people who or whose families are suffering from HIV and AIDS in Lesotho, South Africa.
He appeared on Ellen’s show in September 2019 to announce that he would “stand up for his friends” with his life.
During the interview, he also described Meghan as “amazing” and revealed how she “gave up everything for the man she loves”.
Last year he launched a selection of six fragrances, including one named ‘Windsor’, which alluded to a ‘fraternity of kindred spirits’ with the Duke.
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