MEGHAN MARKLE and Prince Harry have given their fans one final update before they jet off back to North America, saying goodbye to the UK after their brief return for their final royal engagements.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have given their fans a glimpse into their meeting with young leaders from the Queen’s Commonwealth after they finished their final engagement as working royals The Sussexes invited the young leaders to Buckingham Palace as one of their final duties as President and Vice President of the trust.The Queen’s Commonwealth trust aims to champion, fund and connect young leaders who are shaping our world It is thought that topics including mental health and equality were discussed during the landmark meeting.On their official Sussex Royal Instagram page, the royal couple shared an outtake filmed last week on one of their final royal duties
The post was a series of snaps where Harry had a joyful grin and the Duchess sat in a cross-legged position posing for the camera.The caption read: “Sharing an outtake from filming last week for @Queens_CommonWealth_Trust (QCT) as The Duke and Duchess of Sussex met with young leaders in their roles as President and Vice President.”Instagram users expressed delight at seeing the Sussexes showing a more candid and “relaxed” side to the pair.One said: “Happiest we have seen Harry in a long time”.Another replied: “The best royal couple EVER.“Why am I loving this post so much?”.A third commented: “So much love for you guys and thank you for the good work.”.Another added: “You are both meant to serve together.“With your innovational skills to develop and inspire young people.“The Commonwealth Trust is very fortunate to have you both on board.”This comes after the Duchess of Sussex delivered her first speech since the royal split was announced on Saturday at a school in Dagenham.According to one royal expert she used it to send the wider royal family a clear message.Meghan Markle told pupils at the school to “fight for what they believe in”.She continued: “No matter how small you might feel, no matter what colour you are, no matter what gender you are, you have a voice and you certainly have the right to speak up for what is right.“I encourage and empower each of you to really stand in your truth, to stand for what is right.”.Meghan also had a message for the young boys at Robert Clack School as she told them to “value, appreciate and protect” the women in their lives.
They were also asked to set a good example for “some men who are not seeing it the same way”.Expert Phil Dampier, who wrote a book on Harry and Meghan, told The Sun: “This is a clear signal that she felt she was standing up for herself when she quit the Royal Family.”The couple’s son Archie did not join the royal couple on their journey back to the UK and will not be attending any of the final royal engagements with his parents.The decision has reportedly deeply saddened the Queen, who faces having significantly less time with her grandchild as the couple bid farewell to the UK.
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