Prince Harry sneaks samosas / The Royal Family Channel
Prince Harry looked to have been caught sneaking some samosas home today as he supported Meghan at a charity cookbook event.
The Duke of Sussex, 34, appeared to be hiding the delicious treats behind his back as he emerged from the marquee to join his wife, reported the target="_blank">Daily Mail.
The royal then seemed to realise that he had been caught red-handed, flashing a cheeky grin to the cameras.
It appeared he liked the samosas so much he wanted to take a few home with him to Nottingham Cottage, just a stone throws away from where the event was taking place today.
The cheeky prince was caught red handed. Photo / Youtube
The vegetable samosas feature in Meghan's first solo project, Together: Our Community Cookbook, which was released today to support women affected by the Grenfell Tower fire.
Harry looked extremely proud as he and Meghan's mother Doria listened to her addressing the women from the Hubb Community Kitchen at the launch event.
And later on, he showed just how attentive he is to his wife, as he was seen helping her to flatten her hair as it was whipped up by the wind.
During her speech today, the Duchess of Sussex described the charity cookbook as a "labour of love" that she has been working on for the past nine months.
She said: "I'm so privileged to know you. Working on this project for the past nine months has been a tremendous labour of love.
Prince Harry and Meghan's mother Doria were on hand to support the Duchess of Sussex at the launch of her first solo project as a royal. Photo / Getty Images
"I have just recently moved to London and I felt so immediately embraced by the women in the kitchen, by your kindness and to be in this city and be in this room and see how multi-cultural it was.
"On a personal level I feel so proud to live in a city with so much diversity. This whole country is represented by the people in the kitchen. It's pretty outstanding."
She added: "There's so many people to thank - I'm extremely grateful because this is my first project and I appreciate your support.
"It truly took a village to see this through. Everyone has embraced this so fully because it has been a passion project for us all."
