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Harry and Meghan meet the British public again in Nottingham

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle met the British public again during an appearance in Nottingham, where they greeted and embraced people in the crowd. Their return comes six years after they left the royal family and nine years after their first joint official appearance, reports Africanews.

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