LeviTodaY: Prince Harry

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have kept their relationship relatively low-key so far.
But the new couple are expected to make their first official public outing together for a special family occasion – Pippa Middleton's wedding.

Kate Middleton's brother-in-law is expected to bring his American girlfriend as his plus one when Pippa marries James Matthews on May 20.

"Harry and Meghan are madly in love and he no longer wants to hide that from the world," a source said.

"He is close to Pippa and has been invited to her wedding and has obviously been given a plus one.
"Harry is adamant that he wants to take Meghan with him."

Earlier this week, the smitten royal and his TV star girlfriend were spotted walking hand-in-hand on a busy London street on Wednesday after enjoying a romantic dinner date at a private members' club in West London.

Their lives may be worlds apart but the bond is clear as Prince Harry hugs African orphan Relebohile Potsane.

The royal met the 15-year-old, known as Mutsu, in Lesotho during his 2004 gap year when the lad was just four and they kept in touch.

Touchingly, Harry gave Mutsu a pair of bright blue wellington boots during their first meeting that the youngster would not be parted from – even wearing them to bed.

Harry, 32, was so moved by his experiences he set up the Sentebale charity 10 years ago to boost the Lesotho’s impoverished children.

And in an hour-long documentary charting his project, he is shown having an emotional reunion with Mutsu in November last year at his organisation’s new Mamohato Children’s Centre in Maseru.

Harry says: “I had no mechanism to be able to start a charity than just literally being the ginger, white prince who’s come to make these children laugh. That’s what it was.”

And the pals met again earlier this year when Mutsu took his first overseas trip to London with 11 friends.

Now 16, he travelled with a choir, aided by Harry’s charity, to perform in a fundraising concert headlined by Coldplay at Kensington Palace.