Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have enjoyed their first outing in the United Kingdom, after King Charles III made a major call on their royal status.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex – who have been living in Britain since late August of this year have stepped out together, leaving their two kids, Archie and Lilibet, at home.
Over the weekend, Hello! reported that the distant members of the British Royal Family were seen entering the Soho Farmhouse in Oxfordshire.
Prince Harry joined his wife, Meghan Markle, after his routine workout at the gym before enjoying brunch.
As per insiders, the Duchess had an early morning coffee and was introduced to senior staff members by name and with "considerable fanfare."
This place holds a special place in Harry and Meghan’s hearts as the Suits alum threw her bachelorette party in 2018 at the same farmhouse.
Before this appearance, the two appeared solo, as the former American actress was pictured at the exclusive venue, while Harry attended his meaningful engagement in the UK.
This appearance of the two came after King Charles drew a clear line between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the British Royal Family.
King Charles' clear stance on Harry, Meghan's royal status
After the couple, who moved to the USA in 2020, returned to the United Kingdom alongside their two kids, it has been speculated that, as His Majesty had welcomed his two grandchildren and his son, he will also open his arms for their royal status and duties.
However, in a personal letter sent via Lord Benyon, a top Palace official, Charles, 78, clarified that the Duke and Duchess remain "private citizens" despite their return to British soil.
In his letter, the monarch also clarified that the two are still unable to use His and Her Royal Highnesses as their titles.
This update reportedly "disappoints" Harry and Meghan, who made their comeback so that their two kids would spend quality time with their cancer-stricken granddad, with whom they have been distant.
Reports are also indicating that King Charles has made the decision after being pressured by his eldest son, Prince William, who has not been on speaking terms with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
