Meghan Markle describes her return to London as very nice

The Duchess of Sussex said it was a "very nice" comeback, during her first public appearance in the UK last night, since she announced with her husband Prince Harry. step down About their roles as two prominent members of the royal family, according to the British newspaper, The Daily Mail.

The couple appeared confident as they arrived in the pouring rain for the annual Endeavor Fund Awards at Mansion House, the mayor of London's home and workplace, with a wide smile as they got out of their official car.

This is what Meghan Markle looked like 

Taking cover from the rain after arriving under a canopy, the Duke wore a dark blue jacket, white shirt and blue tie, while Meghan, the former American actress, wore a turquoise Victoria Beckham dress.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry perform their last royal duties

A crowd of about 50 people gathered behind the barricades, unconcerned by the rain pouring down on their umbrellas, to see the Duchess and Duchess. There was applause and cheers, but there was also one loud outcry.

The pair had come to honor the achievements of wounded, wounded and sick soldiers, and women who have participated in sporting challenges and special adventures over the past year.

The couple's first visit after giving up the property 

All eyes were on Meghan, 38, who has not been to the country since Harry and Harry announced their dramatic announcement that they would be leaving public life in early January, much to the annoyance of the Queen.

Presenting the Excellence Award at the ceremony, Meghan said, “It's so nice to be here again. It's the third year I've been fortunate to partner with my husband for this occasion. It is just the most inspiring place.”

She added, "When we were watching the nomination videos in Canada, we experienced the same moment of asking, 'How will we choose?'" We did what we could.”

The evening party was the couple's first official appearance together since they announced they would step down from their royal roles, which will begin on March 31.

Harry, who had to relinquish his official sponsorship after deciding to move to Canada, is allowed to keep his personal ties to organizations such as The Endeavor Fund that he sponsors.

The Duke presented the veteran, Tom Oates, with the final award that night, the Henry Worsley Prize, which is given to individuals who have given the best inspiration to others during adversity.