Meghan Markle back in UK for first time since Megxit

Meghan Markle made her first public appearance since her and Prince Harry announced they would be resigning as senior working royals.

The couple arrived at the Endeavour Awards in London as a crowd of people waited to see them. This is their first official engagement in the UK since they broke the news that they would be quitting the firm in January

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