At a charity dinner in Florida, Meghan Markle made a striking appearance in a bold outfit, alongside Prince Harry. The event, part of their luxurious weekend getaway, gathered the couple and other guests for a good cause.

Meghan turned heads in a chic black dress, captured in photos by attendees Delfina Blaquier and Ignacio Figueras. The dinner honored the Sentebale charity, co-founded by Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso in 2006.

Hosted at the Four Seasons resort, known for its opulent $8,000-per-night suites and impeccable service, the event boasted oceanfront views and direct beach access. Guests enjoyed dining at two restaurants and sipping cocktails at Florie’s bar, known for its garden-fresh ingredients.

The Sea Breeze Suite, the resort’s most coveted, offered a coastal lifestyle experience with refreshing sea breezes.

During their stay, Prince Harry and Meghan were spotted casually strolling through the pool area. Their weekend also included work, as Prince Harry was seen busy on the set of their upcoming Netflix project, with Meghan later joining him.

While their lavish trip drew mixed reactions on social media, with some questioning their parenting and spending habits, others defended the couple and admired Meghan’s style.

Amidst the buzz, the couple attended a charity polo match, where Meghan looked elegant in an ivory silk dress by Heidi Merrick. Prince Harry, competing in the match, secured victory for Team Sentebale.

However, a moment during the trophy presentation sparked online debate when Meghan directed a woman to stand beside her instead of Prince Harry. Some criticized her actions, while others defended her.

Despite the drama, Meghan and Prince Harry’s affectionate display at the event melted hearts online. Their public appearance was not just about glamour but aimed to raise funds for children affected by poverty and HIV/AIDS in Lesotho through Sentebale.

The charity, founded by Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso, remains close to their hearts, reflecting their continued dedication to social causes even after stepping back from their royal roles.