Time to face the Megxit: Prince Harry drives Meghan Markle to church service in Windsor where she will meet the Queen for the first time since the couple announced their royal split
- Duke and Duchess of Sussex joined Her Majesty for the service this afternoon
- The Queen, 93, stepped out to attend a church service in Windsor this morning
- Bore a serious air being a pair of sunglasses while driving in her chauffeured car
- Tomorrow, the monarch will be reunite with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
- Duke and Duchess of Sussex are in the UK for one last string of official events
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle joined the Queen for a church service in Windsor today.
This is the first time that Meghan, 38, and the Queen, 93, have seen each other since the bombshell announcement on January 6 that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are quitting as senior members of the Royal Family.
Prince Harry, 35, looked relaxed and smiling as he drove to the Royal Chapel of All Saints in Windsor Great Park, where his grandmother was attending the service.
Harry and Meghan are currently visiting the UK for a series of final engagements as working royals.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle joined the Queen for today’s church service in Windsor (pictured)
Wearing a pair of sunglasses, the Queen looked excited to see her grandson and his wife (pictured)
Meghan Markle, fresh from her glamorous appearance at the Royal Albert Hall last night, looked radiant this morning
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex joined the Queen for church after they were invited by Her Majesty
The couple looked relaxed as they arrived in Windsor Great Park, after their engagement last night
Yesterday the The Duke and Duchess of Sussex the Royal Albert Hall in London as they took their seats at the Mountbatten Festival of Music.