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Harry and Meghan expected to make first joint engagement since UK return
Prince Harry and Meghan are expected to visit Nottingham, England, on Oct.
15.
It would be their first joint public engagement since they returned to live in the UK in August.
They are expected to visit three charities working with young people and local communities.
Their planned activities include projects involving music, film, sport and efforts to tackle food poverty.
The couple left the UK and stopped carrying out royal duties in 2020, and a letter from King Charles in September described their position as similar to that of private citizens.
Harry and Meghan have two children and are expected to return to the United States for Christmas.
The planned visit is being reported as a sign that they intend to be seen as public figures.
Prince Harry and Meghan are expected to make their first joint public engagement since returning to live in the United Kingdom in August.
They are due to visit Nottingham on Oct. 15, according to a report cited by the Straits Times.
The couple are expected to visit projects at three charities supporting young people and local communities.
The reported plan contrasts with King Charles III’s September position that Harry and Meghan should be regarded as private citizens rather than public figures.
The couple left Britain and quit royal duties in 2020 and later settled in California.
- Who
- Prince Harry and Meghan.
- What
- They are expected to make their first joint engagement since returning to live in the UK.
- When
- Oct. 15; the year is not stated in the report.
- Where
- Nottingham, central England.
- Why
- The reported visit is to projects at three charities supporting young people and local communities through music, film, sport and work to tackle food poverty.
Prince Harry and Meghan
King Charles III
Public status
Prince Harry and Meghan
The Sunday Times report described the planned visit as showing their determination to be viewed as public figures.
King Charles III
In a September letter, the king said their position was akin to that of private citizens, not public figures.
determination to be viewed as public figures
they know they’re not going to be invited (to the royal family’s get-together) and they’re not waiting for an invitation
Harry and Meghan left Britain and quit royal duties.
Harry and Meghan returned to live in the United Kingdom with their two children.
King Charles III made clear in a letter that their position was akin to that of private citizens.
Harry and Meghan are expected to visit Nottingham for a joint engagement.
The couple are expected to return to the United States.
- Planned engagement
- Oct. 15
- Location
- Nottingham, central England
- Charities
- Projects at three charities
- Return to UK
- August
- Children
- Archie and Lilibet
Sources
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