Their short international trip, some believe, may have subtly signaled something to the Prince and Princess of Wales amid ongoing tensions within the Royal Family.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex left their home in Montecito to spend two days in Jordan working with the World Health Organisation (WHO). The journey, which began on February 25, marked their first overseas tour in around 18 months.
Harry, 41, and Meghan, 44, were reportedly invited by WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. During their visit, they took part in a roundtable discussion alongside senior officials from several United Nations agencies, including UNRWA and UNHCR.
Diplomatic representatives from countries such as the Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Canada and the European Union also attended the discussions.
In addition to the meeting, the Sussexes visited a hospital, a youth centre and an organisation that distributes food aid during times of crisis, highlighting humanitarian efforts in the region.
A subtle message to the royal family
Royal author Ingrid Seward believes the trip may have been intended to communicate something more than simple humanitarian support.