Prince Harry announces first UK public engagements since return as Sussexes remain outside working royal life
Prince Harry is set for several charity appearances in Britain this month, shortly after returning with Meghan and their children. His engagements come as Buckingham Palace reiterated that the Sussexes remain private citizens.
Prince Harry will make his first UK public appearances since returning with Meghan Markle and their children, as the Duke of Sussex resumes a familiar schedule of charitable work while remaining separate from the working Royal Family. He will participate in three engagements this month, including the WellChild Awards, the launch of the organisation's INSPIRE educational initiative, and the Invictus Spirit Awards, followed by a trip to New York for the Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting.
The Sussexes returned to the UK on August 26 and plan to establish a private home in the country while maintaining their base in California. Buckingham Palace has made it clear that Harry and Meghan are private citizens and not working members of the Royal Family, and their charitable activities are undertaken in a private capacity.
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