Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's first joint plans in the UK have been revealed, according to News.com.au. The couple are reportedly set to make their first joint appearance in Britain since relocating there.
Reports indicate the pair will spend Christmas with Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, rather than with the royal family. People.com reported the Christmas arrangement, while Page Six said the couple would not be joining the royal family for the holiday as a feud continues.
The reported plans come after the couple's move to the UK. Yahoo reported that Meghan is said to feel "lonely" amid claims that she and Harry are spending a lot more time apart following the move.
Another Yahoo report described the Christmas plans as unexpected, saying the couple "know it would be awkward" to spend the holiday with the royal family.
The coverage points to a continued distance between the couple and the wider royal family, with multiple outlets reporting that the Christmas holiday will be spent separately from Harry's relatives.
What to watch next: whether the couple confirm their UK schedule and holiday arrangements themselves, and whether any joint appearance with the royal family follows.
