A warm welcome to Prince Harry and his wife at the Royal Albert Hall

Prince Harry and his wife, Megan Markel, Duke and Duke of Sussex, were warmly welcomed in the Royal Albert Hall, attending one of their most recent public engagements before they abandoned their official obligations to the British royal family and officially began their independent life on March 31.

Harry attended the ceremony as commander-in-chief of the Royal Marines, and his wife were given the opportunity to meet with the players during the break, and the party manager, Rig Sheen, said it was very wonderful to attend Duke and Duke of Sasex, expressing his great pleasure at seeing Harry as commander of the Marine Corps.

“The public’s reaction to their arrival in the hall was very impressive for the Royal Marines,” said Shin, who was a member of the reception.
Prince Harry returned from Canada to Britain to start, Wednesday, a series of official commitments before starting his new life outside the family. Following a series of disagreements that Buckingham Palace witnessed, and British Queen Elizabeth II’s decision to deprive them of using the “royal” description in their trademark.

Harry and Mijian refused the decision in a statement. “Although there is no Crown or Cabinet power to use the word (royal) abroad, the Duke or Duke of Sussex does not intend to use it inside or outside the UK, when the transition period ends in spring 2020,” he said.

Harry and Mijan are currently living in Canada with their son Archi since the beginning of 2020, and starting from April 1, the couple will not have offices in Buckingham Palace, where Queen Elizabeth II lives.