Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Pack on the PDA in Colombia

Prince Harry again Meghan Markle full on PDA on their first day in Colombia.

Harry, 39, leaned and kissed Meghan, 43, on the crown of her head in a sweet moment captured by photographers on Thursday, August 15, during a visit to the Centro Nacional de las Artes Delia Zapata in Bogotá. The two looked happier than ever, laughing during some performances at the arts center.

Meghan stunned in a pink printed dress while Harry opted for a light colored suit with a blue button down shirt. This was the couple’s second hat of the day, as they arrived in Colombia on Thursday morning and met them Vice President Francia Márquez.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are in Colombia until Sunday, August 18, and are expected to continue participating in various events celebrating the South American country. Márquez confirmed last month that Harry and Meghan had accepted his invitation to Colombia. Along with Bogotá, the couple will visit the Caribbean and Pacific regions of Cartagena and Cali.

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In a statement, Márquez explained that Harry and Meghan’s trip comes “at a very important time, as it precedes the International Ministerial Conference to End Violence Against Children, which will be held in Colombia this November.”

Recently, the couple announced that the Archewell Foundation has launched the Parents Network, a new initiative focused on children on social media.

On Thursday, Harry and Meghan attended the Responsible Digital Future Summit, hosted at the Universidad EAN. While there, they participated in three panels focused on building a better and safer digital future.

“Through the Archewell Foundation, my wife and I believe that the integrity of information is a fundamental right,” Harry explained during one of the panels, according to a reporter on the tour.

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“We have to model how we want our children to be raised and the world we are raising them in,” added Meghan. “It doesn’t matter where you live. It doesn’t matter who you are. Either you or someone you know is a victim of what is happening online. And that’s something we can work on every day to fix.”

Continuing their tour on Friday, August 16, Meghan and Harry are scheduled to visit students in Bogotá to discuss social and emotional well-being in education. They also have lunch with Márquez about the International Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children and will meet with the Invictus Games team from Colombia.