Meghan Markle and beanie-wearing Prince Harry attend famous singer-songwriter's gig – and even get a signed book
Meghan captioned the post with an adorable message
Night out Meghan Markle and beanie-wearing Prince Harry attend famous singer-songwriter's gig – and even get a signed book
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MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry went to a hugely famous singer-songwriter's gig tonight and left with a signed book.
The pair, which included a beanie-wearing Harry, even took a photograph with the singer.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended a huge concert
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The actress was pictured with music icon James Taylor - the hitmaker behind tracks including You've Got a Friend and Fire and Rain.
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