Prince Harry, Meghan to carry out first joint engagement since UK return
The Sunday Times reported that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will visit Nottingham in central England on Thursday.
Prince Harry and Meghan are set to make their first joint appearance since moving back to the UK with their children in August, according to media reports. The couple, aged 42 and 45 respectively, will visit Nottingham, the city where they first announced their engagement in 2017, the Sunday Times has revealed. This visit signals the couple's intention to be seen as public figures, despite King Charles III's recent clarification that their status is that of private citizens, and not to be addressed as His and Her Royal Highnesses.
The royal couple, who left Britain and abandoned their royal duties in 2020 amid a strained relationship with the royal family, is expected to support various charities focused on youth and community through music, film, sport, and combating food poverty. While they have reconciled with King Charles, they remain at odds with his eldest son and heir to the throne, Prince William.
The couple, who currently reside in California, returned to the UK in August with their two young children, Archie and Lilibet. They plan to travel back to the United States for Christmas, as a friend revealed that they are aware they will not be invited to the royal family's Christmas gathering at the Sandringham estate.
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