Prince Harry And Meghan Visit Nottingham Charities In First Joint UK Outing Since Return |
NOTTINGHAM, England — Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, visited three community organizations in Nottingham on Oct. 15 in their first joint public appearance in Britain since relocating from the United States in August.
The couple, who are not working members of the royal family, spent the day at the Community Recording Studio in St Ann's, the Himmah food poverty charity, and Epic Partners in Sneinton. Nottingham was also the site of their first joint appearance after they announced their engagement in December 2017. Crowds of roughly 100 people greeted them at the recording studio with cheers and shouts of support. Meghan told well-wishers, "It's great to be back."
At the Community Recording Studio, a youth organization offering access to music and film equipment, the couple met students and staff. Harry has supported the charity since a private visit in 2013. Later, at Himmah's Hub, Meghan reunited with women from the Hubb Community Kitchen who had cooked for Grenfell Tower survivors and contributed recipes to a 2018 cookbook she worked on. She embraced the group and said, "It's been too long." The........