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Prince Harry made his first official outing since his and Meghan Markle’s turbulent return to the United Kingdom.
The Duke of Sussex attended the Invictus Spirit Gala Dinner & Awards at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London on Thursday — without his wife.
When asked by People how things were going since he, Markle and their children returned to the UK, Harry responded, “Good. It’s good to be back on British soil.”
For the outing, he wore a black tuxedo and bow tie with his military medals on display.
He also wore the Royal Victorian Order medal around his neck.
In photos obtained by Page Six, Harry was chipper as he took selfies with other attendees.
He was also spotted walking into the event with two former Invictus competitors, per a video obtained by Hello! magazine.
This is the first time that Harry has stepped out for an official appearance since moving back to the UK on Aug. 26.
Harry and Markle relocated to the UK with their two kids — Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5 — six years after they stepped away from their royal duties and moved to Montecito, California.
Although Harry moved back to be closer to his cancer-stricken father, the two appear to be at odds already.
About a week after the family of four touched down in England, King Charles III released a statement clarifying the couple’s status as “private citizens with commercial and charitable interests” — not working royals.
However, the “Spare” author, 41, and Markle, 45, took issue with the label, per People, as they consider themselves “public figures.”
Shortly after, Uganda withdrew from the Invictus Games in “support” of the monarch — a decision that Harry allegedly blamed on his father’s announcement.
Charles, ultimately, intervened and his top adviser “encouraged” Uganda to “proceed with preparations for [their] participation in the games” during a phone call.
The couple faced another blow when they had to pull their kids out of school just two days into the semester over security concerns caused by heavy traffic in the area.
As Page Six previously reported, the pair chose a ritzy $35K-a-year prep school for their little ones.
“None of these logistical problems are a surprise,” royal expert Kinsey Schofield exclusively told Page Six on Monday. “When I was speaking to people locally about the original school, one of the first things I was warned about was the horrific traffic.”
