The duke spoke in Germany ahead of the Invictus Games being staged in Dusseldorf next year.
Members of the public clapped and raised their phones to take pictures of the couple as they were welcomed with a red carpet arrival in the German city.Speaking in Dusseldorf town hall, he said: "I can't wait to hear the roar of the crowds, to feel the adrenalin of the competition and join in on the laughter and even the tears, happy ones of course, while we get to witness lives being changed right before our eyes.
Because there are big differences. While the Royal Family are very skilled at saying nothing, the Sussexes' media ventures will keep pushing them to say everything, about themselves, their opinions and their royal connections. But the public interest in Meghan and Harry remains intense. Everyone has a view. Expect even more attention this week before they return to California.
The duke founded the Invictus Games to aid the rehabilitation of injured and sick military personnel and veterans across the world.
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