Molly-Mae Hague looked chic in a black suit as she rubbed shoulders with Prince Harry at the star-studded WellChild Awards held at the royal Lancaster Hotel on Monday night.
The businesswoman and influencer,26,cut a refined figure in the two-piece as she arrived at the event alongside royalty.
The duke of Sussex has returned to the UK this week for a series of engagements, raising questions about whether he had plans to see his father, King Charles, and brother Prince William, during the trip.
the WellChild Awards celebrates the inspirational qualities of the UK’s seriously ill children,and the professionals who help care for them.
Molly-Mae looked great in her smart suit which featured statement lapels and was teamed with simple heels to boost her height.
She added a black Hermès Mini Kelly bag to her look which retails at a whopping £23,000.
The likes of Rolling Stones hitmaker Ronnie Wood and his wife Sally and singer Joss Stone also attended the event.
William’s brother touched down at Heathrow Airport on Monday, but has made the transatlantic trip on his own.
Harry’s trip to the UK,which includes four days of official engagements,will be his longest since he and Meghan visited in 2022 when Queen Elizabeth II died.
The Duke was last in the UK in april when he lost his legal challenge over the level of security protection he receives from the government while he is in Britain – after he and Meghan stepped down as working royals and moved to California in 2020.
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The WellChild Awards celebrates the inspirational qualities of the UK’s seriously ill children, and the professionals who help care for them
She opted for a bouncy blow dry and radiant makeup
Prince Harry has made his first public appearance as the announcement of King Charles’ cancer diagnosis, attending the WellChild Awards in london. The Duke of Sussex arrived in the UK earlier today, having flown in from Los Angeles.
Harry was earlier pictured arriving at Los Angeles International Airport in California wearing a casual black polo shirt and sunglasses. When he touched down in London, he was escorted out of Heathrow in a range Rover.
The Duke was then whisked away to Windsor Castle, were he paid his private respects to Queen Elizabeth II at her final resting place at St George’s Chapel.
She was buried in the King George VI Memorial Chapel, a small annexe off the main chapel, alongside her husband, her parents and her sister.
Harry later arrived at the WellChild Awards in London, a charity which supports youngsters affected by terminal and serious illness and their families.
He has been its patron for 17 years – even after stepping down as a working royal – and will present an award.
On Tuesday he will visit the community Recording Studio in nottingham. His team says he will use the visit to announce a ‘substantial donation’ to charity Children in Need to support its work tackling violence impacting young people.
Harry has engagements on Wednesday and Thursday with other charities he is involved in, including the Invictus Games and the Diana Award.
The King has spent most of the summer at his Balmoral estate in Scotland, but is set to be in the capital mid-week for his cancer treatment.