Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had a triumphant return to public life on Thursday.
The couple, who married in 2018, stepped out in Nottingham, where they made their debut public outing following their engagement in 2017.
And while those who gathered to greet the duo, eager fans were encouraged to cheer for them, according to our Royal Correspondent, Eleanor Dye, who was on the ground in Nottingham.
HELLO!'s Royal Editor Emily Nash and Editorial Director Andrea Caamano discussed this decision on this week's episode of A Right Royal Podcast, which comes out today.
Emily explained: "We know that they have a dedicated following, but people in the city (Nottingham) in particular feel warmly towards them because of this long-standing connection.
"I'm not sure that might have been the same in other parts of the country but as we've already discussed, I think it was definitely a safe place for them to go to and know they would receive that kind of welcome. But you observed a few things, didn't you, that made you wonder how much, or some of it may have been set up?"
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Andrea explained: "Well yes, our Online Royal Correspondent Eleanor Dye was there.
"At the second engagement she did say to us that people from the charity, not related obviously to Harry and Megan, did come out before they arrived and told the crowds, 'Make sure you cheer very loudly when they come out' and 'You can say, Meghan, I love you', which I thought is strange.
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"But I wonder if the charity was maybe worried. They did see a a big crowd and you never know how the crowd is going to respond. So I wonder if they were warming them up before their arrival."
Emily continued: "Yes, that’s quite unusual, I must say. I've never really seen that happen apart from perhaps if you have a group of school children who are told to stop fighting for example, or, ‘Make sure you sing nicely’ or something like that just before a member of the royal family arrives. So that in itself is interesting."
Harry and Meghan's outings on Thursday
Upon their arrival in Nottingham, Meghan said: "It's great to be back," stepping out in a beautiful coat by the Fold.
During their visit, Meghan and Harry attended the Community Recording Studio (CRS) in St Ann's, the Himmah Hub Food Poverty Community Group, and Epic Partners.