Meghan Markle screams as she takes on extreme activity: 'I really don't want to do it'

On her reported final day, Meghan posted a video of herself on Instagram participating in tubing, a recreational activity where people ride on an inflatable ring down a slope.

The mother-of-two appeared to be nervous but smiled as she protested getting pushed down the steep slope.

After a three second countdown, the Duchess of Sussex said: "No, I really don't want to do this."

Harry replied: "Come on you'll be absolutely fine, you'll be absolutely fine, you'll be absolutely fine."

The former-actress was wrapped up in a long black coat with mittens and a hat as she braved the cold temperatures.

A small crowd was present, cheering on Meghan as she was pushed down the track.

Meghan Markle has been supporting Prince Harry, 40, at the Invictus Games for wounded and sick service personnel in Vancouver and Whistler since Saturday.

She has planned to return to California on Wednesday night, according to sources.

A source told the Sun: "This was always planned. Meghan is going home to be with her children.

"This is Prince Harry's event and she is there to support him but this was planned."

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Meghan will depart following todays engagements.

Prince Harry will remain at the Games until the closing ceremony of the Games on Sunday.

Prince Archie, five, and Princess Lilibet, three, remained at the Sussexes Montecito home during Meghan's and Harry's trip to Canada.

Meghan has been sharing behind-the-scenes content from the Games on her new Instagram account since their arrival on Saturday.