Meghan Markle and Prince
Harry are set to make their first joint appearance together since the
Queen’s Jubilee celebrations.
The Sussexes – who kept a low
profile during their time in the UK last month – are heading to New York from
their home in Montecito for a very special occasion.
It’s not known if they will
travel with their two children, son Archie, three, and one-year-old daughter
Lilibet.
The spotlight will be solely
on Prince Harry during next week’s trip, however, as he delivers a speech to
the United Nations.
Harry’s keynote address will
take place during the informal gathering of the UN General Assembly on 18 July,
which is also Nelson Mandela Day. It is thought that he will choose to focus on
the effects of climate change and world hunger.
Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40,
previously attended the UN General Assembly in September 2021 but they did not
take part in the speeches.
It comes after the couple were
pictured alongside their young son Archie celebrating the 4th of July parade in
Wyoming. They travelled from their beautiful home in Santa Barbara to Jackson
Hole to enjoy the weekend, alongside some friends.
One onlooker shared some
snapshots on Facebook, writing: “Funny story, we are in Jackson Hole WY at
their 4th of July parade. The big tough guy told us twice that he was saving
seats for a family…”
She added: “I thought,
well it must be the royal family (very sarcastic thinking!) A minute later
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry walk up with little Archie!
“The big guy was the
bodyguard. Meghan is gorgeous and Harry and Archie are cute,” she added.
Since their move to the US,
the family are rarely pictured but it’s clear that they are enjoying their time
in the country and slowly discovering the surrounding states.
