 It seemed that the Duke made the trip to the island alone, as Meghan Markle, 41, nor his children, Archie and Lilibet could be seen. Reportedly, the royal spent time talking with the families who were also visiting the memorial on that day. And snaps of the Duke's visit were later shared by fans, who commented it "looked like the Duke was there for Veteran's Day". The Duke and Duchess of Sussex seemed to their respects for Remembrance Sunday in a different way - by sharing a photo showing them in front of military personnel and a statement on their Archewell website. It seemed that the Duke made the trip to the island alone ( Getty Images) The statement reads: "On this Veterans Day and Remembrance Day, we honour service members across the world. These brave men and women, as well as their families, have made tremendous sacrifices and embody duty and service. "We are proud){kind=link}
Prince Harry opted to spent Remembrance Sunday in Hawaii on a solo visit to Pearl Harbor, while members of the Royal Family came together to pay their respects at the Cenotaph in London
Prince Harry has been seen making a solo visit to Pearl Harbor in Hawaii over the weekend while members of the Royal Family gathered together in London to honour those who died in the war for Remembrance Sunday.
Donning smart attire, he paid a visit to the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbour on Sunday, while King Charles III led Britain’s annual Remembrance Sunday service for the first time as monarch.
The Duke of Sussex, 38, surprised members of the public as he walked around Hawaii dressed in a smart blue suit, with an unbuttoned top collar, and a poppy pinned to his jacket.
While the royal appeared relaxed in his outfit, he was not wearing his military medals, despite still being permitted to do so.