Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be celebrating their first Valentine's Day as a married couple in a little over two weeks. Except, it doesn't look like they'll be celebrating together.
Last year, Harry and Meghan are thought to have spent Valentine's Day together in Scotland after they had an official engagement in Edinburgh on the 13th. But this year it'll be different.
Work commitments mean Prince Harry will be out of the country on February 14th, leaving Meg's diary open.
Indicating royal duties wait for no-one, Kensington Palace announced this week that on Valentine's Day, Prince Harry will be visiting Norway. As part of his role of Captain General of the Royal Marines, Harry will be in Norway's Bardufoss to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Exercise Clockwork operation, which saw helicopters operating in the Arctic Circle for the first time.
But this won't be the first time Harry has been absent on an important occasion since marrying Meghan back in May last year. In November, the Duke missed his six-month wedding anniversary because he was out of the country on a work trip again.
Harry was invited to Zambia by the Foreign Office on that occasion to attend an event commemorating Zambian WWI and WWII veterans among other things.
