nuOct 15, 2026, 12:30

Harry and Meghan make first working visit to UK: 'Great to be back'

Prince Harry and Meghan made their first public working visit to Nottingham since moving back to the United Kingdom from the United States. The couple met with several charitable organizations, though the visit remains a private trip as they are no longer working members of the royal family.

Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have made their first working visit to the United Kingdom since returning from the United States. The couple visited Nottingham to meet with three charitable organizations they have supported for many years. Footage from the BBC showed them greeting crowds of well-wishers and taking photos upon their arrival. This trip is categorized as a private visit, as the couple no longer serves as working members of the British royal family.

King Charles recently clarified that the pair should be regarded as private citizens. Because they are no longer official representatives of the monarchy, the couple traveled with their own private security team rather than receiving state-funded protection. Harry and Meghan had been living in the United States since 2020 with their two children, Archie and Lilibet, before moving back to the United Kingdom this past August. They have maintained that they have no plans to resume official royal duties in the future.

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