Meghan Markle Kisses Prince Harry After Polo Win Amid Claim He's 'Uncomfortable' With Her 'Forced' PDA

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle packed on the PDA in their most recent sighting.

In a video clip obtained by the Daily Mail, the Duchess of Sussex planted a kiss on Prince Harry's lips when she presented a trophy to her husband after his team won a charity polo match in Miami on Friday.

The PDA was captured by waiting photographers and a Netflix camera crew. It was recently announced that the royal couple was working on two new projects for the streaming giant.

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Prince Harry was smiling from ear to ear when he received the trophy from his wife and before they posed with his teammates to celebrate their victory at the Grand Champions Polo Club in Wellington, Florida.

"They were very loving with each other," an anonymous onlooker told People. "Meghan looked really happy."

The insider added, "They held hands as they arrived and talked to everyone there. It was Harry's night to shine, and Meghan was very supportive."

The outlet noted that the sweet moment mirrored their polo kiss in July 2018, just months after their royal wedding. The former "Suits" actress also gave her husband a congratulatory kiss after she presented him with the winning trophy at a charity polo match at the time.

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The Sussexes' most recent PDA came shortly after royal expert Tom Quinn, a biographer and commentator, weighed in on their public display of affection when they hosted an event at The Kinsey African American Art & History Collection on March 21.

The royal couple seemed very sweet as they mingled with the guests, but Quinn felt that Prince Harry was already "uncomfortable" with his wife's "forced PDA."

"There was a sense that some of this was rather forced -- recent publicity has suggested Meghan and Harry's relationship is under strain, and this will have determined the couple to make a public demonstration of their love for each other and the strength of their marriage," Quinn said.

"But to many, their displays of affection looked contrived -- many of us thought Meghan looked as if she was still acting in 'Suits!' And Harry always looks really uncomfortable with public hugs!"

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Archewell Production recently announced that the couple's two new Netflix series were already in the "early stages" of production. Markle's show will "celebrate the joys of cooking and gardening, entertaining and friendship." Meanwhile, Prince Harry's series will "provide viewers unprecedented access to the world of professional polo."