Meanwhile, some online observers questioned the moment. “Isn’t that woman in the wheelchair an athlete? Why does she need to be pushed?” one person asked.

Another chimed in, criticizing the action: “I’ve had that happen. It’s very rude to presume you can just push someone without asking if they require assistance. Disabled doesn’t mean dumb.”

A fourth commenter noted: “Some of the onlookers look horrified too.”

This comes after Meghan Markle delivered what some are calling the perfect response to Donald Trump’s recent remarks about her marriage to Prince Harry. At the Invictus Games’ opening ceremony, she put on a “breathless” display of affection—one that signaled she is both deeply in love and, crucially, deeply loved.

Body language expert Judi James, who analyzed the couple’s interactions at the ceremony in Vancouver, noted that the Duchess of Sussex seemed determined to showcase a romantic, united front.

Earlier this week, former U.S. president Donald Trump took a swipe at Meghan, suggesting he wouldn’t personally challenge Prince Harry on his immigration status, adding with a smirk: “He’s got enough problems with his wife… She’s terrible.”