Over a month after their first royal engagement in Nottingham, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have made another public appearance together.
On Tuesday afternoon, the couple visited Brixton in south London to meet with representatives from Reprezent 107.3FM, a youth radio station which trains hundreds of young people every year in media and employment skills.
Meghan wore a tan coat, from Canadian brand Smythe, a matching Jigsaw scarf, black Burberry trousers and a sweater by Marks & Spencer for the meet and greet.
The Reprezent training programme was established in 2008 in response to an alarming rise in knife crime. It aims to help young people develop and socialise through radio and has supported over 4,000 young people through the programme since its launch. The initiative offers training in areas such as audio and radio production as well as communication skills and confidence building.
On arrival at the venue, the newly-engaged couple were greeted with well wishers shouting 'I love you Meghan,' with some royal correspondents noting that the bride-to-be, looked a little shy.
Later on in their visit to the station, based at former disused space POP Brixton, Meghan and Harry met with some of the radio presenters, content producers and staff, and volunteers who have benefitted from the training.
The joint appearance comes after Meghan made her first royal engagement during a visit to the Terrence Higgins Trust World AIDS Day charity fair in Nottingham, days after she and Harry announced their plans to wed.
Meghan also recently spent Christmas with the Royal Family in Sandringham before she celebrated New Year's Eve with her fiancé in the French Riviera. Following the festive break, there will no doubt be more royal duties to carry out before the big day on 19 May.
