Meghan Markle and Prince Harry surprise at historic baseball game and the photos are too good!

Almost eight weeks after giving birth, Meghan sported Stella McCartney, one of her favorite designers, for the athletic event. She was all belted up in a black keyhole dress, matching her husband who wore an all black number as well. The former Suits star let her luscious chocolate tresses cascade down and accessorized with Aquazzura Deneuve ballet flats in black suede.

The new parents, smarly rocked monochromatic looks, allowing them to stay neutral color-wise at London Stadium where the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees faced off. In fact, even Meghan's sleek shades - Leondard sunglasses by Illesteva - were black. It's a good thing too, because the dazzling duo met with both baseball teams ahead of the game.

The couple were greeted by rounds of cheers and applause as they entered the Red Sox locker rooms. Meghan clearly fed off the positive energy, grinning and cheering along.

Meghan hugged Red Sox's Mookie Betts after he told the Duchess that they are distant relatives. According to The Boston Globe , their ancestors are from the same part of Alabama. He started to tell Meghan about his family, saying, "my great, great, great...." before the Duchess broke in jokingly, adding, "great, great, great..."

Mookie relinquished trying to explain, laughingly saying: "We're family somehow!" At that point, players around them roared, while Harry smartly asked: "Does anyone else here want to claim to be family?"

The Duchess looked delighted upon receiving a cute team onesie and mini bat for her and Harry's son Archie Harrison.

The royalty posed for a group shot with the team, holding up their new presents.

Meghan couldn't help but laugh when the New York Yankees team also gifted baby Archie with an adorable mini jersey. It seems the teams were competing off the field as well!

The couple also posed with the entire Yankees team on their extra special day.

The pair posed with members of the Invictus Games Foundation, two of which threw the inaugural first pitch. Meghan had revealed earlier that she was relieved not to have been asked to do it.

They may have been in the back of the crowd, but Harry and Meghan's love shone through. The power couple shared a look of love as they sat in the stadium.

Meghan has only carried out a handful of public engagements since giving birth to her baby boy on May 6, but this event was extra important. Not only was it a chance to support the Invictus Games, but it let her get in touch with her roots as an American. History is set to be made as two regular season MLB games will be hosted in Europe for the first time. London Stadium has been dramatically transformed into a 60,000-seater ballpark just for the event.