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Thursday, October 15, 2026

Harry and Meghan latest: Royals set for first joint visit since return to UK

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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to carry out their first joint engagements since their return to the UK.

Harry and Meghan are heading to Nottingham on Thursday for a run of three quasi-royal appearances.

The couple set up home back in England in August, six years after sparking the Megxit crisis and quitting the working monarchy for a new life in the US.

They will visit the city’s Community Recording Studio (CRS), food poverty community action group Himmah Hub, and Epic Partners, which supports young people through sports programmes and mentoring.

Although the high-profile events are not official royal engagements – with a letter to Government stakeholders authorised by the King last month clarifying the Sussexes remain “private citizens” – they are likely to bear all the hallmarks of such.

The duke and duchess are said to consider themselves “public figures” and were caught off-guard by the letter outlining their position.

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