Stepping out withPrince Harryat theRoyal Variety Performance in Londonon Monday — which also happens to fall on the pair’s six-month wedding anniversary — Meghan, 37, showed off her pregnancy glow and cradled hergrowing bumpthroughout the course of the evening.
Meghan also pulled her hair back into an elegant updo that highlighted her dazzling Birks Snowstorm Earrings, which she has previously worn on several occasions, including her solo outing in September to see theRoyal Academy of Art in London Piccadilly’s “Oceania” exhibit.
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Harry and Meghan attended the annual televised event to support the Royal Variety Charity, which benefits hundreds of UK entertainers in need of help and assistance as a result of old age, ill-health or hard times.
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“I said congratulations and she thanked us,” said Wiggins, from Watford, just north of London. “She’s beautiful and has a lovely little bump.”
Meghan then briefly took Harry’s hand as they headed towards the entrance.
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Meghan even incorporated a throwback to the special performance in her outfit on Monday,opting for the same clutch!
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The royal parents-to-be met a number of performers both before and after the show, including theHamiltoncast members who congratulated Meghan on her pregnancy. In response, she smiled and thanked them.
The couple later took their seats in the Royal Box, smiling as Davies welcomed them to their first Royal Variety performance as a couple. He also said the entire audience would like to congratulate them on their “wonderful news.”
“As I believe they say in Royal circles, one is thrilled that two will become three!” he said.
The origins of the Royal Variety Performance date back to 1912, when King George V and Queen Mary agreed to attend a “Royal Command Performance” at the Palace Theatre in London in aid of the Variety Artistes’ Benevolent Fund.
In July 1919, the second Royal show was performed and was the first to be billed a “Royal Variety Performance.”
source: people.com
