On Wednesday, 25th April 2018, Meghan and Harry attended the annual Service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey in London. This was the couple's second service of the day. Hours before, the couple attended the Dawn Service at Wellington Arch in central London.

Meghan Markle has attended her first official event alongside the Queen at a service to mark Commonwealth Day. Ms Markle, who will marry Prince Harry in May, joined her fiance and other senior royals at Westminster Abbey. The annual multi-faith event celebrates the 53 Commonwealth countries, and this year featured music from former One Direction star Liam Payne.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended a reception hosted by the Hon Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister of Australia and his wife Lucy, celebrating the forthcoming Invictus Games Sydney 2018. Meghan pictured arriving for the reception at the Australian High Commission, Australia House. Meghan was greeted by PM Malcolm Turnbull.

Harry and his fiancee Meghan joined Invictus Games hopefuls as they try out on the athletics track Couple, who are set to wed next month, met those taking part in the indoor sitting volleyball trials Trials are held at the University of Bath today but the Games will be staged in Sydney this October Meghan told an athlete she has become 'very British now because all she talks about is the weather' Meghan Markle today revealed her first confirmed foreign tour as a member of the Royal Family - a visit to Australia in October.

Just ahead of Meghan Markle officially joining the British Royal Family Saturday, her alma mater Northwestern University and some of her fellow Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority alumnae have planned events in Evanston to mark the actress' historic nuptials with Prince Harry.

GIRL POWER: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped out to attend a Women's Empowerment reception on Thursday in London. Hosted by Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, at the Royal Aeronautical Society, the event included members from charities and organizations to aid gender equality and girls education.