The newly engaged couple aren’t even married yet, but their diary is already filling up with royal engagements, including trips to the US, Canada and Australia planned. 

Prince Harry is expected to head to Meghan’s native USA, with the future duchess - just a month after they marry at Windsor Castle.

The couple could possibly lend their support to the Walk of America in aid of injured veterans, which takes place in June. 

The 33-year-old prince is also gearing up to host his fourth Invictus Games in Sydney in September. 

The US actress and her husband-to-be will also look to visit Canada, the place Meghan has called home for six years. 

Meanwhile, the couple will also dedicate their time to ensuring Harry’s late mother’s legacy lives on. 

The royal is expected to introduce Meghan to his Aids charity Sentebale, set up in memory of Princess Diana, in Lesotho, Africa. 

And the couple, who announced their engagement to the world on Monday, have already begun to show their support for the cause close to Princess Diana’s heart with their first public official engagement today. 

Hundreds lined the streets of Nottingham eager to catch a glimpse and greet the newly engaged couple - just four days after they announced their engagement to the world. 

The couple, who will marry in May, undertook a royal walkabout where they met and greeted a sea of people keen to congratulate them on their royal wedding news with cards and bouquets of flowers. 

They will visit a Terrence Higgins Trust World Aids Day charity fair, where they will meet representatives from charities and meet people living with HIV and Aids. 

Jason Knauf, Harry’s communications secretary, said he was looking forward to introducing his bride-to-be to a community that has “become very special to him”.