Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Make Surprise Appearance at Sundance Film Festival Days After Duke Testified in London Court

The couple attended the premiere of their new documentary, Cookie Queens, at the Eccles Theatre in Salt Lake City on January 24.

Meghan, 44, and Harry posed on the red carpet with actress Amy Redford, festival coordinator Eugene Hernandez and the documentary’s director, Alysa Nahmias.

The pair are executive producers for the project, which chronicles the adventures of four Girl Scouts as they sell their famous cookies.

The Suits star was actually a Girl Scout herself while growing up in California, with her mother, Doria Ragland, serving as her troop leader.

During the event, the As Ever founder couldn’t help but reveal her favorite cookie from the organization. “I’m a Thin Mints,” she happily dished to People.

“It’s such a classic. And as a Girl Scout, it was always the one that sold the fastest, so I think you remember it for that reason too,” the mother-of-two said.

Meghan further gushed over her latest documentary, telling the outlet: “It’s incredible filmmaking, and I can’t wait for you to see it. I think people are going to love it.”

During the debut, the actress and the Invictus Games founder took the stage at the theater to share more about their vision for Cookie Queens.

“It’s probably the cutest film at the festival,” Meghan joked. “But I’m also going to go out on a limb and say it’s one of the most powerful and meaningful depictions of an American tradition.”

On January 21, Harry appeared in British High Court to testify against publishing group Associated Newspapers.

The lawsuit involves the organization reportedly illegally gathering information and data about Harry and Meghan, as well as other celebrities.

In his testimony, the former army veteran looked like he was about to cry when he spoke about how Daily Mail made Meghan’s life “miserable.”

“They continue to come after me. They have made my wife’s life an absolute misery, my Lord,” he said.

“It is a horrible experience, and the worst of it is that by sitting up here and taking a stand against them … they continue to come after me,” he said as he choked back tears, adding that the tabloid “commercialized my private life.”