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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made their first official joint outing since their United Kingdom return on Thursday.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped out in Nottingham around 10:35 a.m., and Markle expressed to one well-wisher that “it’s great to be back.”

The city, notably, is where the pair made their first appearance after announcing their engagement back in 2017 — which another individual reminded Markle and Harry of with a throwback photo.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry made their first official joint outing on Thursday. Shutterstock
The duo stepped out in Nottingham. Shutterstock
The Duchess of Sussex gushed that it was “great to be back.” Shutterstock

“That’s so special,” the “Suits” alum, who was also presented with a bouquet of flowers and a balloon, replied.

The actress wore a maroon coat, a matching dress and pumps for the walkabout outside Community Recording Studio.

Her husband, for his part, paired a gray suit jacket and white button-down shirt with jeans.

The Sunday Times was the first to report the duo’s planned outing in the sentimental location over the weekend.

“Nottingham is a really special place for them and they are looking forward to getting back out there into the community, together,” a source shared with the outlet.

Harry and Markle’s agenda Thursday, which People previously broke down, included watching an acting workshop led by André Squire at the Community Recording Studio, an organization helping young people affected by violence.

The actress wore a maroon ensemble for the outing. Shutterstock
Her husband, meanwhile, paired a blazer with jeans. Mancpicss66 / BACKGRID
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made their first outing as an engaged couple in the same city back in 2017. NEIL HALL/EPA/Shutterstock

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The pair are also meeting with Hubb Community Kitchen members at the Himmah Hub food bank as their second stop.

Additionally, Markle, 45, and Harry, 42, will visit Epic Partners, which also supports the youth via sports and mentorship.

The couple have been back in England with their two children — Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5 — since August.

Prior to their move, the family of four lived in a $14 million mansion in Montecito, California, where they moved in 2020.

One well-wisher showed them a throwback photo from that time, which Markle called “special.” Ryan Jenkinson/Story Picture Agency/Shutterstock
The pair started their outing at Community Recording Studios to watch an acting workshop. NEIL HALL/EPA/Shutterstock
Their next stops will be the Himmah Hub food bank and Epic Partners. Ryan Jenkinson/Story Picture Agency/Shutterstock

They have since settled in the Cotswolds — but made exclusively solo separate outings until going on a romantic pub date last week.

On Oct. 1, the retired royals were photographed holding hands heading to the Falkland Arms for lunch.

Before that joint outing, Harry made a slew of appearances on his own, from the Invictus Spirit Gala to a rugby game.

Markle, for her part, was spotted having tea at the members-only retreat Soho Farmhouse in September, then went pubbing with Ellen DeGeneres and wife Portia de Rossi at the Three Horseshoes later that same month.

Markle and Harry moved back to England in August after living in Montecito, California. ZUMAPRESS.com
Their children (pictured above in December 2025) have remained out of the spotlight. meghan/Instagram
Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet (pictured above in December 2021) are on their second private school after the first sparked security concerns two days in. Alexi Lubomirski / Duke and Duch

Archie and Lilibet, meanwhile, have stayed out of the spotlight while attending private school — and switching from one to another after only two days due to security concerns.

Harry confirmed during a recent CTV interview that the little ones are “happy” where they are.

As for the “British things” his children have been enjoying since their relocation, the former military pilot told Hello! magazine the siblings “very much like” going on “lots of walks” and eating Marmite on crumpets.

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