Meghan Markle and Prince Harry make show-stopping Belfast visit where they're met by thousands... including one tiny tot

MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry were met by thousands on a whistlestop tour of Belfast today – and they got the warmest reception from this tiny tot.

The Prince’s American fiancée proved a natural with the baby when she said hello the streets of the Northern Irish capital.

Meghan Markle and Prince harry were met by thousands on a whistlestop tour of Belfast today – including this one tiny tot

Thousands more turned out to catch a glimpse of the Royal couple, who are set to get married in May.

Earlier Prince Harry took his fiancée on an impromptu date... to the PUB.

There he treated her to a traditional Irish Stew at Belfast iconic Crown Liquor Saloon.

Meghan wowed in a stunning green skirt and Victorian Beckham jumper as the couple touched down just one day after their royal wedding invitations were sent out.

The pair have been touring Britain ahead of their May wedding and on the whirlwind visit to Northern Ireland the prince will introduce his fiancée to Ulster during a series of events.

In keeping with royal visits to Northern Ireland details were not released in advance and the itinerary was not disclosed for security reasons.

Prince Harry treated Meghan Markle on a whistlestop tour of Northern Ireland... by taking her to the pub

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visit historic Belfast pub during tour of the UK's four nations

The Royal couple set to marry in May stopped off at the Crown Liquor Saloon in Belfast where mobs of locals waited outside for a glimpse of the pair

The couple spoke to representatives from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and met bar staff, local comedians and musicians

The pair have been touring Britain ahead of their May wedding and on the whirlwind visit to Northern Ireland the prince will introduce his fiancée to Ulster during a series of events

The Royal couple set are set marry in May stopped off at the pub while in Belfast

In keeping with royal visits to Northern Ireland details were not released in advance

The US actress is being introduced to the people, culture and issues of the regions

In keeping with royal visits to Northern Ireland details were not released in advance and the itinerary was not disclosed for security reasons

Meghan and Harry have been touring Britain ahead of their May wedding and on the whirlwind visit to Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley introduces school children to Harry and Meghan upon their arrival for a visit to the Eikon Exhibition Centre in Lisburn

Harry and Meghan began their day on the site of the former Maze paramilitary prison outside Lisburn where around 2,500 young people from both sides of the Irish border have gathered for a peace-building event

The pair visited the Eikon Exhibition Centre in Lisburn where they attended an event to mark the second year of youth-led peace-building initiative Amazing the Space.

The US actress is being introduced to the people, culture and issues of the regions they visit and Ulster will provide Harry's bride-to-be with a wealth of new experiences.

Harry and Meghan began their day on the site of the former Maze paramilitary prison outside Lisburn where around 2,500 young people from both sides of the Irish border have gathered for a peace-building event.

They will learn the history of the doomed Titanic during a visit to Belfast visitor attraction telling the passenger ship's story.

After lunch, the couple will go on a walkabout outside the building to meet the people of Belfast.

Meghan looked stylish in a cream coat and Victoria Beckham jumper with a green skirt, paying fashionable tribute to her Northern Irish hosts.

The engaged couple are on the latest leg of their tours of cities across the UK before their wedding

Meghan looked stylish in a cream coat and Victorian Beckham as she flashed her engagement ring

The actress gave another flash of her engagement ring as she carried a simple brown letter handbag during the visit

Their visit to the cross-community gathering at the Eikon Centre will see teenagers share their hopes and dreams of a peaceful and reconciled future on the island

Harry and Meghan joined guests during the visit to the Eikon centre

The Reverend Dr David Latimer walks with Harry and Meghan

The couple were all smiles as they sat with school students in the audience as a choir sang

Harry and Meghan stand with school children during the Northern Ireland visit

Meghan spoke to students after the event

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle arrive in Lisbon, Belfast for peace-building event at the Icon Centre

In Lisburn, they were greeted by Londonderry students Amber Hamilton, from Foyle College, and Ryan McCallion, from St Joseph's Boys school, both 17, before meeting a number of dignitaries including Police Service of Northern Ireland Chief Constable George Hamilton.

The cross-community gathering will see teenagers share their hopes and dreams of a peaceful and reconciled future on the island of Ireland.

The US actress began her UK tour with Harry in Nottingham a few days after their engagement announcement at the end of November last year.

Previously, in Brixton, the historic home of London's Caribbean community, Meghan and Harry visited a local community centre and a grime radio station where she admitted she is "so excited" about the wedding.

Police officers secure the area prior to the arrival of Harry and Meghan

The couple are greeted as they arrive at the Crown Bar in Belfast

Excited crowds look on as Harry and Meghan arrive in Belfast City Centre

Harry gives a thumbs up to the waiting crowd

Meghan looks excited to meet one woman in the Belfast crowd

The couple then they travelled to Cardiff, with the US actress getting an introduction to Welsh culture and the couple were swamped by adorable schoolkids in a huge group hug.

Edinburgh welcomed the coupled who visited the city's historic castle where Meghan broke royal protocol to hug a charity worker.

The couple also toured Birmingham where pictures emerged of Meghan embracing a young schoolgirl who aspires to be an actress in a touching gesture.

Harry visited Northern Ireland last November when he opened a new ambulance station in Ballymena, County Antrim and also visited Belfast and Hillsborough Castle, County Down.

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