Prince Harry Sneaks in a Sweet Gesture Toward Meghan Markle in Nottingham
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made their first joint public appearance in the U.K. in years during a charity visit to Nottingham. The couple participated in community activities, with media coverage highlighting a brief moment of public affection between them.
Why it matters
The couple's return to official U.K. engagements is a point of public interest regarding their relationship with the British public and media.
Photo Prince Harry touches Meghan Markle 's hair in a small PDA moment that was easy to miss. It happened during their first joint outing since moving back to the U.K., while the couple sang "Happy Birthday" to a charity staff member.
People reports that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex spent Thursday, October 15, at a series of charity stops in Nottingham. It was their first official joint outing since moving back to the U.K. after about six years in California. They finished the day at Epic Partners, a charity that runs youth work, sports, mentoring and education for children and families.
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