Prince Harry to attend royal tour leaving Meghan Markle at home on their engagement anniversary

Prince Harry is scheduled to have a two-day trip to Zambia without his wife, Meghan Markle, who is expecting to give birth to her first child in spring 2019.

The 34-year-old Duke of Sussex will be going solo on his African trip, which had been requested by the Foreign and Commonwealth office.

He will be attending a number of appointments from November 26, which means he won’t be at home on the anniversary of his engagement with Markle.

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Prince Harry is expected to attend a board meeting for a non-profit organization called African Parks. The Duke of Sussex is the president of the said organization.

He will be meeting representatives from British companies working in Zambia upon arriving at the country through a reception celebrating UK-Zambia relations. The youth and prominent personalities working in the conservation initiative will also be present at the meeting.

On the next day, Prince Harry will be visiting the Burma Barracks to commemorate the Zambian veterans from WWI and WWII.

Following that, he will make an appearance at the even for the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust and another visit to Circus Zambia – an organization that gives help to the youth that had rough pasts - afterward.

Lastly, the Duke’s last stop will be the BongoHive, which is the country’s first technology and innovation hub.

The past couple of months had been busy for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. They recently finished their Commonwealth tour in Australia and New Zealand, and they had also made appearances at several engagements since coming back to the UK.

They attended the Remembrance Day commemorations on the second weekend of November, and the couple also previously celebrated Prince Charles’ 70th birthday at the Buckingham Palace.

Most recently, Prince Harry and Markle attended the Royal Variety Performance at the London Palladium where the Duchess wore a stunning black-sequined dress.

The halter top was designed by Safiyaa, and it perfectly showed off Markle’s growing baby bump.

On the subject of the Duke and Duchess’ baby, when the infant is born, they have to wait a couple of days before revealing the name to the public. A royal expert revealed the reasons why.