Prince Harry quietly joined residents in a Northamptonshire market town on Sunday to pay his respects to Britain’s fallen soldiers.
The Duke of Sussex attended a Remembrance Sunday parade in Brackley, Northamptonshire, his late mother Princess Diana’s home county.
Harry stood quietly with a small group of veterans as the ceremony took place.
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Dressed in a dark suit with his military medals and a red poppy pinned to his chest, he watched the service without drawing attention to himself.
But once the ceremony came to an end, he walked through the market and began greeting, shaking hands with people gathered around him.
Several locals told the Duke they loved him, while others stopped to speak with him.
The former army captain appeared pleased by the warm reception.
One witness told the Daily Mail, “He was at the memorial service – he was stood next to the pub,” the witness said.
The outing marked Harry’s first Remembrance Sunday in the UK since he and Meghan returned to Britain, and came on the same day his father, King Charles, and brother, Prince William, took part in the national commemorations.
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