Harry and Meghan Hold Charity Visits Day in Nottingham
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan held a public day of charity visits in Nottingham that outwardly resembled a royal family outing. The couple no longer carry out official royal duties.
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Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, held a public day of charity visits in Nottingham. In form, the event resembled the traditional outings of the British royal family, even though the couple no longer carry out official royal duties. Latvian media describe the appearance as their return to the public spotlight after six years.
How the day went
During the visits, Harry and Meghan greeted people, shook hands and hugged those who had gathered. Photographers covered the event, and the crowds received the couple with enthusiasm. The programme was carefully planned, and overall everything went as it usually does on royal outings.
The key difference
Despite the familiar outward signs, the couple's status is different. Harry and Meghan have given up royal duties, so this was not an official royal visit but a charity event organised by the couple themselves.


