Harry and Meghan 'both excited' to step out together in Nottingham after UK return

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly eager to resume joint charity work as they prepare to visit three charitable organisations in Nottingham on Thursday, their first engagement since moving back to the UK in August. The itinerary closely mirrors that of senior working royals, despite the pair stepping back from royal duties in 2020. Nottingham holds special significance for the couple, who made their first public appearance there after announcing their engagement in 2017.

The Community Recording Studio in St Ann's, which Harry helped fund with a £1.1 million BBC Children in Need donation, will be their first stop.

Meghan is set to mark World Food Poverty Day by celebrating the legacy of her 'Together: Our Community Cookbook' at one of the three visits.

Both Harry and Meghan are reportedly 'excited' to get back to charity work together after their UK return.