Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Reportedly Planning 'Joint Appearance' With Prince William, Kate Middleton

Following their departure from their senior positions within the British royal family, many have wondered what that would mean for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moving forward. Additionally, royal watchers also questioned when they would reunite with Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Now, a new report signifies that the Fab Four have plans to see each other in the near future, but not before the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge head to Ireland.

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According to Harper's Bazaar, Meghan and Harry will be returning to the U.K. to wrap up their final royal engagements, but William and Kate will be traveling to Ireland for part of that time. From March 3-5, the royals will be visiting visiting "Dublin, County Meath, County Kildare, and Galway to 'highlight the many strong links between the UK and Ireland,'" states the publication.

However, the Cambridges and the Sussexes are expected to make a "joint appearance" during Commonwealth Day on March 9. During that time, both couples will reportedly join Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey to attend the annual service. This trip will also mark Meghan and Harry's final appearances as working royals, as their transition into post-royal life begins on April 1.

Leading up to their final royal engagements, various reports have surfaced that speculate what the future could hold for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex following Megxit. Not only has it been said that the former "Suits" actress could return to one of her former roles, but some have also stated that Meghan may give her first interview since leaving the royal family to an unexpected host. Additionally, others have stated that the Sussexes have also started to have conversations about what their transition could mean for a specific part of their son Archie Harrison's life.

As for the other royals, Queen Elizabeth has reportedly made plans to "overhaul" Buckingham Palace following the absence of Meghan and Harry.