Harry and Meghan make three charity visits in first joint UK appearance since return
Prince Harry and Meghan made three charity visits together on Thursday, their first joint public appearance since moving back to England.
Prince Harry and Meghan made three charity visits together on Thursday. PBS NewsHour says it was their first joint public appearance since they moved back to England.
The BBC reports the visits took place in Nottingham.
PBS says the couple are trying to rebuild their public image in Britain. They stepped back from royal duties six years ago.
NBC News says the outing looked like an official royal visit of the kind Prince William and Princess Kate carry out most weeks. But Harry and Meghan are no longer working royals. NBC says that arrangement is unusual and may test long-held monarchy traditions.
NBC News describes their move back to the U.K. as a surprise move over the summer. They returned with their two children.
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- NBC NewsHarry and Meghan make first joint appearance since returning to U.K.Thu, Oct 15, 5:43 AM EDT
- BBC NewsWatch: Harry and Meghan at first joint engagement since UK returnThu, Oct 15, 7:10 AM EDT
- NBC NewsHarry and Meghan Make First Public Outing Since UK ReturnThu, Oct 15, 7:37 AM EDT
- PBS NewsHourPrince Harry and Meghan make first joint appearances since returning to UKThu, Oct 15, 7:57 PM EDT
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- Thu, Oct 15, 7:16 AM EDT, 2 outlets: Harry and Meghan carry out public events together in Nottingham