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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Settle Back into UK Life with Cosy Cotswolds Pub Lunch

Loved up Harry and Meg pictured enjoying pub lunch of pie & mash and fish and chips on first UK outing since return

Five weeks after surprising observers worldwide with their relocation back to the United Kingdom, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are steadily embracing traditional British countryside living. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were seen publicly together for the first time since their move, enjoying a quiet lunch at The Falkland Arms, a 16th-century pub situated in the picturesque Cotswolds village of Great Tew.

Loved up Harry and Meg pictured enjoying pub lunch of pie & mash and fish and chips on first UK outing since return

Highlights of their rural outing include:

  • Casual Countryside Chic: Walking hand-in-hand, Meghan, 45, paired navy blue straight-leg denim with a classic black knit sweater, blending California minimalism with Cotswolds style. Harry paid homage to their former American base by sporting a Santa Barbara Fire Department cap, a grey T-shirt, light-wash jeans, and a warm puffer coat.

  • Classic British Fare: Inside the historic ironstone tavern, Meghan ordered gluten-free beer-battered haddock and chips accompanied by mushy peas and tartare sauce (£18.25), while Harry dined on a hearty chicken and ham pie served with seasonal greens, mashed potatoes, and gravy (£17.95).

  • Unassuming Hospitality: Observers noted that the couple received standard customer service without VIP segregation, aligning with the establishment’s welcoming philosophy where every patron is afforded courteous treatment.

The pub is situated near Great Tew—an enclave that is also home to David and Victoria Beckham—featuring exposed timber beams, flagstone floors, and traditional inglenook fireplaces.

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The Sussexes’ transition back to Britain comes nearly seven years after stepping away from senior working royal responsibilities. Their children, Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 4, have now been enrolled in local UK schools. While Prince Harry reportedly hopes to spend more time supporting his father, King Charles III, amid the monarch’s ongoing cancer treatments, reports confirm the two have only maintained telephone contact and have not held a face-to-face meeting since Harry’s return to the country.