Meghan Markle Reportedly Has Private Meetings Lined up for Her Return to London with Prince Harry Ahead of Commonwealth Day in March

Although the royals of Sussex have stepped down as senior working members of the royal family, they still have some royal duties to fulfill.

On March 9, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are scheduled to attend the Commonwealth Day Service in England. Before that date, Meghan and Harry have unfinished royal duties to attend to while in the United Kingdom.

The duo will, however, be traveling separately as Prince Harry will be leaving ahead of Meghan for an unannounced engagement in Scotland.

According to Harper Bazaar, Meghan, on the other hand, has some private engagements to attend to in London. A source told the fashion magazine:

"Meghan will be conducting something private and patronage-related meetings during her time in London."

It's not going to be the first time the Duchess will be paying private visits to her patronages as she does so regularly and shares the moments on social media.

Their scheduled attendance at the Commonwealth Day Service was initiated by the Queen, who invited them, and it's likely to be one of their last royal engagements.

Not only is he getting used to living a private life, the prince is also learning his way around the kitchen with the help of his wife.

It appears that while the couple has moved on with their lives independent of the palace, they are often missed by the Monarch. She especially misses little Archie.

Also, although she gave them their blessing, nothing is set in stone as in a year, the Queen will be reviewing her decision. A source told closer weekly:

"Harry and Meghan's decision to move to North America will be reviewed by the Queen in a year. She could easily demand that they return to London if things don't run smooth."

Until then, however, the couple seems to be living their best lives. Since they left the royal palace, the Duke and Duchess have moved to Canada.

So far, so good. They are enjoying everything about their new home, including the peaceful long walks, which is especially exciting for Harry, who has never experienced such a lifestyle before.

Not only is he getting used to living a private life, the prince is also learning his way around the kitchen with the help of his wife.

As for little Archie, his parents plan to send him to a nursery once he becomes of age. Previously, Meghan wanted to home school him because of the negative publicity surrounding them.