Harry and Meghan make first joint UK appearance in Nottingham
What's new: The couple visited three charities tied to their earlier work as they test a public role in Britain as private citizens.
Prince Harry and Meghan made their first joint public appearance since returning to Britain, visiting three charities in Nottingham, the city where they first appeared together after their 2017 engagement. The couple stopped at Community Recording Studio, Himmah Hub and Epic Partners, meeting schoolchildren, volunteers and supporters. Harry has backed some of the groups for years, while Meghan previously supported Himmah through proceeds from a community cookbook linked to Grenfell relief. Their return comes after the couple relocated from California to England with their children. Palace officials have stressed they remain non-working royals, meaning any charity work is being carried out as private citizens rather than on behalf of the monarchy.