Meghan Markle and Prince Harry return home after their night at Cirque du Soleil

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry spent an evening at the theater before becoming a family of three.

The Duke and Duchess of Susbad were the guests of honor at the premiere of the Totem show at Cirque du Soleil at Royal Albert Hall.

Meghan, 37, dazzled in a sequined Roland Mouret dress with a slit split worth £ 3,400 – similar to an iconic dress, princess Diana was photographed in 1986.

She complimented the outfit with her mother-in-law's gold bracelet, consisting of two dark colored stones.

The elegant bracelet was seen on Diana during an outing to a retirement home in Newham, East London, in 1990.

His black heels were designed by Stuart Weitzman, while his handbag was a Givenchy jewelry pouch.

The couple, who will be hosting their first child in the sprint, was then seen driving home.

Meghan, who revealed earlier this week that she was six months pregnant, accompanied her husband to the representation, which will support a charity supporting children and young people affected by HIV in southern Africa.

The royal couple met with representatives of the charity Sentebale, Cirque du Soleil, and members of the cast.

Meghan also paid tribute to Harry's last mom when she wore the bracelet during an engagement in Sydney with her husband last October.

Celebrities including Amber Le Bon, Dani Dyer, Sir David Jason and Elizabeth Hurley were also present at the lavish event in Kensington, West London.

Kensington Palace tweeted: "The evening will sensitize and fund Sentebale's work with children and young people affected by HIV."

Harry is a protector of Sentebale.

The couple told the organizers tonight that they "liked" the work of the circus.

Johnny Hornby, president of Sentebale, said about the circus: "We knew these guys were fans."

Harry jokingly told the organizers that he hoped that they would enjoy the show: "Everyone likes it. It's just health and safety that hinder. "

Diana was an icon of the style of fashion, whose style was imitated around the world.

In 1980, for example, sales of Hunter Wellington boots skyrocketed after being broken and wore a pair.

The Royal also used fashion and style to support her charities, as her sons do now.

Mr Hornby said: "In Sentebale, much of our educational work with children and adolescents has focused on engaging them through play, entertainment and music.

"We are very grateful to everyone at Cirque du Soleil for giving us the opportunity to highlight Sentebale's work in helping children and young adults affected by HIV lead happy, healthy lives." and productive. "

Daniel Lamarre, Executive Director of Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group, said, "We strive to make a difference in the lives of young people and to encourage them to change the world.

"It is because our two organizations share these same values ​​that we will proudly dedicate our premiere of Totem to the Sentebale evenings, an ideal way for us to raise important funds and raise awareness."

Meghan revealed this week that she is pregnant about six months.

That means her baby could share a birthday with her great-grandmother, the queen, who turns 93 on April 21st.

David Beckham celebrates his 44th birthday on May 2nd.

The tot will be a Aries if he was born on April 20 or before, and a Taurus s' he enters the world on April 21 or later.

Cirque du Soleil is a Canadian entertainment company and the largest theater producer in the world.

Founded in 1984, the company today employs more than 5,000 people worldwide.