Prince Harry Fixed Meghan Markle's Hair After a Gust of Wind, and the Video Is Too Cute

It seems Prince Harry is not just Meghan Markle's secret stylist, but also her go-to hair fixer.

The Duke and Duchess of royal PDA outdid themselves at an event on Thursday afternoon (September 20) when Prince Harry helped Markle out with a minor hair malfunction. While the couple was attending the launch party for Markle's charity cookbook, Together: Our Community Cookbook, they got caught in a gust of wind, which blew Markle's hair all over the place — including straight into Prince Harry's face. "Sorry!" she appeared to say. That's when Prince Harry stepped in to smooth Markle's hair for her. Swoon, am I right?

"When you just have to flatten down the wife’s hair on a windy day …" ITV editor Chris Ship, who caught the whole thing on camera, captioned his tweet of the video. Fans, of course, couldn't get enough of the sweet moment between two of the world's favorite royals. "Why are they like this really?Sweetness overload?," tweeted one user. "He’s taking his Husband Duties Very Seriously ??," joked another.

When you just have to flatten down the wife’s hair on a windy day … pic.twitter.com/4E7L3iurB7

— Chris Ship (@chrisshipitv) September 20, 2018

The launch of Together marks Markle's first major solo project since becoming a royal. Her mom, Doria Ragland, was also in attendance to celebrate her daughter's success. The cookbook, for which Markle wrote the foreword, features recipes from a group of women whose community was affected by the Grenfell Tower fire in 2017. At the event, which took place at Kensington Palace, the Duchess of Sussex also gave a speech.

"Working on this project for the past nine months has been a tremendous labor of love," she said at the event. "I had just recently moved to London, and I felt so immediately embraced by the women in the kitchen: Their warmth, their kindness, and also to be able to be in this city and to see in this one small room how multicultural it was. On a personal level, I felt so proud to live in a city that can have so much diversity. It’s 12 countries represented in this one group of women. It’s pretty outstanding."

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