The Duke and Duchess of Sussex of Prince Harry and Meghan were looking lovely as usual, spotting a cream sleeveless wrapped jacket-gown, with a cream bag to match, they held hands as they walk into the Nelson Mandela Centenary Exhibition at Queen Elizabeth Hall in the Southbank Centre, London.
The Exhibition celebrates the life of Nelson Mandela and marks 100 years since he was born. The late South African for president is been celebrated all over the world posthumously as he would have been 100years today if alive today.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex met 92-year-old Andrew Mlangeni, who stood on trial accused of sabotage against the then apartheid government in 1938 and spent 26 years in prison on Robben Island.
Their Royal Highnesses then saw some of the items in the exhibition, including the Robben Island Bible – which was actually a copy of Shakespeare plays disguised as a Bible.
Paul and Adelaide Joseph, Anti-Apartheid activists and close friends of Nelson Mandela and Winnie Mandela also met The Duke and Duchess.
Their Royal Highnesses heard a performance from the Ubunye Choir, which is made up of people from the South African diaspora.
