Meghan Markle Celebrates Commonwealth Day with the Entire Royal Family

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published 12 March 18

In one of their final events before they tie the knot this May (opens in new tab), Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are celebrating Commonwealth Day in London with William, Kate, and none other than the Head of the Commonwealth herself—Queen Elizabeth II. (opens in new tab)

Though the Queen, 91, and Meghan, 36, are reported to have spent "lots of time together" (opens in new tab) over the course of Meghan and Harry's engagement, they were last spotted in public during Christmas at Sandringham (opens in new tab) alongside Harry, William, and Kate. Now we get to see the entire royal family together looking all kinds of lovely. (Plus, you can shop Meghan's entire look here. (opens in new tab))

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The royal family attended a church service in honor of Commonwealth Day followed by a *very special* ceremony featuring former One Direction singer Liam Payne (opens in new tab). So yes, all of your favorite royals are together with a former boyband member in the mix. (Indeed, what dreams are made of.) After the ceremony, Meghan and the royal trio (opens in new tab) will head into the square behind the Abbey to meet school children before they attend the Commonwealth Day reception.

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During her engagement interview (opens in new tab), Meghan emphasized that she wanted to learn more about the Commonwealth—the global network of 53 countries within the British empire—so we'd say this is a pretty good start. You can watch a live stream of the Commonwealth Day festivities here (opens in new tab).

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Rachel Epstein is an editor at Marie Claire, where she writes and edits culture, politics, and lifestyle stories ranging from op-eds to profiles to ambitious packages. She also manages the site’s virtual book club, #ReadWithMC. Offline, she’s likely watching a Heat game, finding a new coffee shop, or analyzing your cousin's birth chart—in no particular order.

Meghan Markle Celebrates London's Commonwealth Day with the Entire Royal Family

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