Michael Buble joined the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as he praised their dedication to the Invictus Games.

The Canadian singer, who hails from Barnaby near Vancouver, addressed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s commitment to the adaptive sports tournament in an interview with British Forces Broadcasting Service Radio.

Speaking at the Whistler Welcome Celebration, the Grammy-winner said, “I know how hard Harry and Meghan work at it. I know that it’s a lot, and I love that I can be part of it.”

The 49-year-old shared his emotional connection to veterans during the event, explaining his nightly tribute during performances.

“Every night, wherever I am, and I mean it, anywhere in the world, when I sing the song ‘Home’ that I wrote, every single night, I dedicate it to the servicemen and women,” he told BFBS Radio.

At the Whistler Welcome Celebration, which was held on February 10, the crooner charmed the crowd with an acapella rendition of Feeling Good.

Michael told the crowd that the Invictus athletes are “real superheroes” and added, “The world needs more good.”

Harry and Meghan spent three days in Whistler, watching competitors compete in adaptive winter sports, including skeleton and alpine skiing.

At the event, Harry – who founded The Invictus Games – was introduced to the stage by the Canadian singer Michael, who had performed beforehand.

A sweet video then showed the singer with Harry and Meghan backstage, with the prince seen high-fiving the pop star.

As the duke continued to walk on, the video captured Meghan chatting with Michael. She shook his hand and embraced him with a hug.

In addition to attending this official event together, the couples also enjoyed a double date at Vancouver’s Vij’s restaurant at the weekend.

It is believed Harry and Meghan have been friends with Michael and Luisana for several years.