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Meghan and Harry ‘dance’ through Colombia on ongoing tour – especially as she shows some moves

Meghan Markle dazzled onlookers with her dancing skills during a lively event in Bogotá as part of her and Prince Harry’s whirlwind tour of Colombia. The Duchess of Sussex, 43, was seen smiling and dancing with locals at the Centro Nacional de las Artes Delia Zapata Olivella, as captured in a video shared by Harper’s Bazaar editor Bianca Betancourt.

Wearing a striking maroon and gold Johanna Ortiz dress paired with Jimmy Choo sandals, Meghan embraced the vibrant Colombian culture at the performance, which featured traditional theater, music, and dance.

Meghan Markle, 43, was spotted dancing during a dance performance in Colombia. AP

Earlier in the day, Meghan and Harry, 39, arrived in Bogotá where they were warmly welcomed by Colombian Vice President Francia Márquez. Márquez had personally invited the couple, inspired by their Netflix documentary “Harry & Meghan.”

The following morning, the couple visited a school in a Bogotá suburb, where they were treated to a performance of traditional Colombian music prepared by the students. Harry, who turns 40 next month, was seen joining in the fun, while Meghan connected with a young student who reminded her of her own son, Archie.

Their trip also includes engagements with Colombian veterans training for the Invictus Games and a panel discussion on social media safety and cyberbullying. Despite their busy schedule, Meghan and Harry’s visit is also drawing attention due to ongoing questions about their high-profile tour and its implications.

Herbert Bauernebel

Herbert Bauernebel has been reporting from New York since 1999 and currently works for Bild.de, OE24 TV, and US Live. He also runs the news portal AmerikaReport.de. Bauernebel has covered nearly all major US events of the past quarter-century, including 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, Barack Obama’s election, Donald Trump’s surprise victory, the pandemic, last year’s election showdown, as well as natural disasters such as hurricanes and oil spills. He has also reported firsthand on international events, including the Asian tsunami, the Haiti earthquake, and the Fukushima disaster. He lives in Brooklyn with his family and holds degrees in communication and political science from the University of Vienna. Bauernebel is the author of a book about his experiences on 9/11, And the Air Was Full of Ash: 9/11 – The Day That Changed My Life.

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