Meghan Markle Sports a Bright Blue Dress and a Big Smile at the Endeavour Fund Awards
Meghan Markle is officially back in the UK for what are presumed to be her final appearances as a working royal. Almost two months to the day since she and Prince Harry announced their plans to step back from their senior roles within the royal family, the Duchess of Sussex is in London. She was spotted earlier today at the Goring; Town & Country has confirmed that she and Prince Harry had lunch privately at the hotel, which is said to be a favorite of the Queen's.
And tonight, she's attending the Endeavour Fund Awards, a celebration of the achievements of wounded, injured, and sick servicemen and women "who have taken part in remarkable sporting and adventure challenges over the last year." Before the ceremony, she and Prince Harry will attend a reception, where they will meet with the nominees.
For the occasion, Meghan was photographed wearing a bright blue Victoria Beckham dress and a big smile. A low ponytail, black pumps, and a small clutch completed the look.
Meghan has been attending the Endeavour Fund Awards ceremony with Prince Harry for three years now. In fact, it was one of her first official public appearances after she and Prince Harry announced their engagement.
Back in 2018, Meghan chose a sleek Alexander McQueen pantsuit for the event, which she wore to present an award—and save the day from a potentially awkward mishap. Watch it all go down below:
#MeghanMarkle’s first award ceremony didn’t entirely go to plan..... @EndeavourFund pic.twitter.com/ksCQyXHdkY
— Rebecca English (@RE_DailyMail) February 1, 2018
Last year, Meghan also chose a black-and-white ensemble, but instead of a pantsuit, she opted for a bespoke Givenchy blouse and skirt, which she paired with Aquazzura pumps and a small boxy handbag.
In the days to come, Meghan is expected to appear at a number of royal engagements, including the annual Commonwealth Day Service on Monday, where she and Prince Harry will publicly reunite with the Queen, Prince Charles, and the Cambridges. Just a few weeks after that, on March 31, she and Prince Harry will officially transition out of their senior royal roles.
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