'Great to be back!' Harry, Meghan in first joint outing since UK return

Nottingham, United Kingdom witnessed a historic first joint outing for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Thursday. The royal couple returned to Britain in August after a surprise move, following a bitter feud within the royal family. Meghan, 45, greeted well-wishers with a smile, declaring: "It's great to be back." The couple, along with their young children, Archie and Lilibet, engaged in various activities, including posing for selfies and chatting with the enthusiastic crowd.

They visited three charities focused on supporting young people and local communities through music, film, sports, and combating food poverty. This visit comes amidst ongoing tension between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and Buckingham Palace. In a recent letter, King Charles III clarified that the couple are considered "private citizens with charitable interests" and should not be addressed as "His and Her Royal Highnesses."

The last time Harry and Meghan appeared together at a public event in Britain was during the late Queen Elizabeth II's funeral in September 2022.