The Big Apple is calling: Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry made their first glamorous red carpet appearance in New York after their baby break.
New York City – Just a few weeks after their last trip, Duchess Meghan (40) and Prince Harry (37) are visiting the city that never sleeps again. The metropolis of New York City has apparently done it to the Sussex couple.
Meghan and Harry: In New York they attract everyone’s attention
At the end of September, Harry and Meghan were last in New York * to campaign for global vaccination justice. This time, too, a matter close to her heart lured her to the cosmopolitan city. As reported by 24royal.de *, the parents of two swapped jeans and sweaters for elegant evening wear for the “Salute to Freedom” gala. While Prince Harry entered the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in a chic tuxedo, Duchess Meghan * was unmistakable as the Lady in Red. She wore a red strapless evening dress by Carolina Herrera, and her hair was tied in a strict bun.

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The Salute to Freedom gala supports students, veterans and military families. Prince Harry was given a special honor at this year’s event, he presented five soldiers and veterans with the “Intrepid Valor Award”. The grandson of Queen Elizabeth II * (95) served in the British Army for years, but Harry had to do without his uniform in New York *. After the ducal couple left the royal family, their military titles were revoked. However, the 37-year-old is still allowed to wear his medal.

Prince Harry: Open words about his time in the military
Prince Harry * has, among other things, two missions in Afghanistan behind him and worked as a helicopter pilot. In his speech, he made it clear how much his time in the army had an impact on him: “My experience in the military has made me the person I am today and I will always be grateful for the people with whom I was allowed to serve – wherever in the world we have been. “ * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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