Prince Harry is set to resume public outings in Britain, though royal status is unclear
Britons appear unenthused by any prospective return to royal duties, with only 16 per cent favouring such a move compared with around half who were opposed
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have kept a low profile since returning to Britain three weeks ago. According to the New Straits Times, they relocated from California on August 26. The couple has not spoken publicly about their move, but Meghan has shared glimpses of their new life in the UK on her personal Instagram account.
The couple's presence back in Britain is set to become more visible, with Prince Harry due to appear at several events linked to his Invictus Games charity for wounded veterans. He will also attend a September 21 awards ceremony for the WellChild charity, which he has been a patron of for nearly two decades.
The British public appears unenthused about Prince Harry's prospective return to royal duties, with only 16 per cent favouring such a move, according to the National Post. Around half of Britons were opposed to the idea.
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