Meghan Markle appeared to be ignored by one fan at the Invictus Games, with a clip showing the guest at the event running away from the Duchess of Sussex.
A young girl who attended the event seemed unbothered by Meghan when she approached the crowds.
The toddler was spotted being greeted by the Duchess who was meeting Nato chiefs in footage shared by Invictus Games guest Sarah House.
The clip showed Meghan kneeling as she says hello to the young girl who then runs off and ignores her.
However, Meghan remained unfazed and continued welcoming well-wishers.
As Harry and Meghan met with Nato bosses, Prince William is preparing to fly out to New York where he is set to meet with United Nations leaders and launch his Earthshot Prize.
It comes as some veterans claim they felt "caught up in the royal crossfire" between Harry and the Royal family.
The Duke and Duchess were spotted smiling and walking around speaking to Italian and Dutch armed forces.
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Meghan has been accused of “trying to upstage” Prince Harry since her arrival at the Invictus Games.
Speaking on GB News, Andrew Pierce accused her of “pushing Harry out of the way” before delivering her speech which explained her absence.
He said: “She is there and she’s trying to upstage him. She goes on the stage and what does she do? She pushes him out of the way and takes the microphone off of him."
The couple are believed to be staying in Germany for Harry's birthday today - the day before the closing ceremony of the Invictus Games.
The couple are believed to be staying in Germany for Harry's birthday today - the day before the closing ceremony of the Invictus Games
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The couple are set to remain in Germany until at least the weekend for Harry's 39th birthday before they attend the final celebration of the sporting event on Saturday.
The Duke and Duchess made their first joint appearance at the sporting event as they watched courtside at the Merkur Spiel-Arena on Wednesday.
Supporters gave the couple a rapturous reception, with members of the crowd giving them a standing ovation.
