Let’s be real for a moment—royals can sometimes feel like they live in an entirely different world. But Prince Harry and Meghan Markle? They’re proving they’re just like the rest of us. Recently, the newlyweds took a train during their visit to Loughborough University in Britain, and let me tell you, it’s making us feel a little less bad about our own commutes. Who knew royalty could relate?

Even better? A lucky social media user caught them on camera, walking hand-in-hand through a bustling train station. Picture this: Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, navigating the chaos of a crowded platform like any other couple. Seriously, how much more down-to-earth can the Duke and Duchess of Sussex get? This moment reminded everyone that even royals have to deal with the hustle and bustle of daily life sometimes.

Connecting With the Community

On Monday, September 24, Harry and Meghan traveled approximately 100 miles north of London to attend the Coach Core Awards. This event celebrates young people who are making strides in sports coaching and athletics. Meghan especially stole the show when she joined in on a passing drill, all while wearing a chic outfit and heels instead of sneakers. Can you imagine trying to keep up with drills in those? The crowd couldn’t help but laugh—and neither could we!

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Breaking Royal Norms

It’s not just their train rides that make them relatable; Meghan’s been breaking royal norms left and right. Just last week, she was seen closing her own car door—something that’s supposedly against protocol. Yep, you read that correctly. Closing her own door is apparently a big deal in royal circles.

“The Duchess of Sussex closing her own car door is yet another subtle signal that she plans to do things her own way, helping to adapt and modernize the British monarchy,” explained etiquette expert William Hanson to the Daily Mail. “I doubt she spent much time thinking about it beforehand—it was probably just out of habit. But it’s fascinating to see how many people have noticed, especially since dignitaries usually have staff members to handle such tasks.”

Honestly, being a royal seems a lot more approachable than we thought. Maybe we should all apply for the job!

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