Prince Harry requested fans to just call him 'Harry'

'Normal Harry,' who has been seen doing normal human errands, arrived in the UK to conduct his final Royal engagements

While it has only been a month since Prince Harry bid farewell to British Royal life and moved to Canada to be with his wife, Meghan Markle, and son, Archie Harrison, the Duke has quickly adapted to civilian existence.

Last week, he was spotted smiling while performing a 'normal person' errand - buying sandwiches at a grocery store, reported InStyle

With Harry's newfound freedom, and subsequent exit from the Royal family, his style has also clearly gone through a transition.

Really impressed by the #Travalyst campaign from Prince Harry https://t.co/VjzyrvdTjT

— nickede (@nickede) February 26, 2020

Before the Duke of Sussex was more of a suit and tie guy, now, he's embraced the casual, college-like uniform. And it appears he brought the California cool look with him to the UK for his final round of Royal engagements.

On Tuesday evening, Harry was photographed arriving at Waverly Station in Edinburg, Scotland wearing jeans, a baseball cap, and his now-signature black Patagonia jacket. Before hopping into a silver Range Rover, Harry surprised on-lookers by carrying his own garment bag like a real non-royal.

Just call me Harry he’s asked, says host @ayeshahazarika pic.twitter.com/Dou72vsM7c

— Rebecca English (@RE_DailyMail) February 26, 2020

At the event, he asked the host to just call him 'Harry', and she in turn instructed the crowd to do the same.

Harry has a busy few days ahead of him in his homeland. First up, he's speaking at a summit for Travalyst, an environmental tourism initiative he helped launch, and, then, a recording session of sorts with Jon Bon Jovi. Meanwhile, Meghan has some "private" business of her own to attend to in London while Harry is away.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are giving up another Royal title

Come the end of next month, both Meghan and Harry will officially step back as senior Royals and resume their laid-back, family life in North America.

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