Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped out on Friday as they were pictured in Pasadena, California, to help distribute food and supplies to victims of the LA wildfires.
On January 10, the couple were seen speaking to victims and thanking first responders including Los Angeles County firefighters and police, as wildfires continue to rage through the Californian area.
The couple donned casual outfits for the volunteer work, with the pair both wearing jeans and caps. Meghan, 43, also wore a blue shirt while Harry, 40, sported a black Polo shirt.
While the couple were there to help and support victims, royal fans were quick to notice how Harry and Meghan put on a united front.
A number of the couple’s fans also said Harry was showing his protective side towards Meghan during the visit, as he frequently reached to hold her hand, as shown in a new video on X.
One royal fan wrote: “If there’s one thing Harry is gonna do, it’s hold Meghan’s hand.”
A second wrote: “He always makes sure she is safe.”
A third commented: “He does not miss a beat. Her personal protection right there.”
Another said: “I love them, my best royal couple.”
As well as helping in Pasadena on Friday, Prince Harry and Meghan have also “opened their home” to those fleeing California wildfires, including friends and loved ones who have been forced to evacuate.
The Telegraph has also reported that the Duke and Duchess have contributed clothing, children’s items, and other essential supplies to those affected.
The couple’s children, Prince Archie, five, and Princess Lilibet, three, did not accompany their parents on the visit.
