All the Ways Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Showed Solidarity with Each Other

Kimberly Truong
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It's been a bittersweet few days for fans of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. On the one hand, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been out and about in the U.K., giving royal fans their fix as they perform their final engagements as senior members of the royal family. On the other hand, they're performing their final engagements as official royals.

And on what's essentially been their farewell tour, Meghan and Harry have bid farewell to royal life with subtle and not-so-subtle shows of solidarity with each other. Purposeful or not, the sweet gestures speak to a united front as they take an unprecedented path.

Take, for example, their first joint public outing since they announced the news of their royal shakeup. Meghan and "just Harry," as he now prefers to be called, stepped out in color-coordinated blue as they made their way to the Endeavor Fund Awards.

And, well, just look at this photo.

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During their second outing of the weekend, they took matching couples style to a whole new level when Meghan matched her red Safiyaa cape gown to Harry's Captain General uniform at the Mountbatten Music Festival.

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Not to mention, they were spotted at the ceremony creating an entire new love language out of the simple act of hand-holding.

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Honored to see the stunning Duchess of Sussex wearing our Love Pendant ❤️ “Every day I love you more, more than yesterday less than tomorrow” ❤️ #meaningfuljewelry

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Yesterday, The Duchess of Sussex, Royal patron of the National Theatre, visited the Immersive Storytelling Studio in London, where emerging technology like Virtual Reality is being used to develop new forms of emotive storytelling. Recently, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex also visited Stanford University where part of their learning journey included a virtual reality presentation that allows the user to experience life through another person’s point of view. The goal of this method of virtual reality is to enable us to better connect and empathise with each other as people, regardless of race, age or nationality. The Duchess is pictured here with Nubiya Brandon and her hologram, featured in the National’s exhibition ‘All Kinds of Limbo’, which is currently being presented at the Tate Modern. Photo © The Duke and Duchess of Sussex / Chris Allerton

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And finally, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex ended their farewell-to-royal-life tour with one more matching couple moment — albeit a subtle one. Meghan stunned in an emerald green dress, with a matching cape, bag and fascinator, while Harry matched her in a blue suit with a green lining.

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Since part of their reasoning for stepping back as royals was to preserve some sort of privacy, it's likely we won't be seeing Meghan and Harry in this sort of public capacity again for a while. The couple is due to official exit royal life on March 31, and presumably decamp back to North America to figure out their next steps.