Trooping the Color: Meghan Markle makes her first official appearance since her birth

Meghan Markle was photographed on Trooping the Color Road during her first official royal engagement since the birth of Archie.

Aged 37, who joins most members of the royal family for the event along the Horse Guards Parade, he chose a Givenchy marine style with a hat, a peabad blue pouch and loops emerald cut ears.

She has matched these outfits with an elegant Clare Waight Keller dress and is wearing a third ring to her ring finger – a delicate paved band – alongside her engagement and wedding rings.

Prince William and Kate Middleton were also photographed during the engagement.

Kate, meanwhile, wears Bahrain Pear Drop earrings, allegedly borrowed from the queen.

But Meghan was not one of the members of the royal family who met with US President Donald Trump during his state visit to Britain earlier this week.

During the 2016 presidential election campaign in the United States, she had accused Trump of being misogynist and creating divisions.

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At the ceremony, 1,400 soldiers, 200 horses and 400 musicians will march in central London to celebrate the monarch's birthday.

This has always been in the first half of June each year since its conception in 1748, when King Edward VII no longer wanted to celebrate his official birthday in November because it was too cold.

And despite today's gloomy weather, The Mall, Whitehall and other streets are filled with crowds waving flags.

The weather bureau had tweeted earlier "there will be a mix of sunny and sunny periods with scattered showers for those who attend or take part in today 's color parade.

The presentation ends with an overview of the RAF, observed by members of the Royal Family from the balcony of Buckingham Palace.

Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank, Princess Beatrice and the Duke of Kent took a separate car to get to the event.

A volley of 41 shots is also unleashed in Green Park to mark the blow.

The ceremony and the military ceremonies are at the rendezvous. Some of the most prestigious British regiments stage this centuries-old show.

Crowds cheered as they paraded along the Horse Guards Parade.

And the queen arrived in the escort of the ruler of the house's cavalry, composed of masters of life, blues and royals, in their silver and gold badplate and their feathered helmets. .

The royal colonels rode behind the Queen's car: the Prince of Wales, Colonel of the Welsh Guards, the Royal Princess, Colonel of the Blues and Royals, and the Duke of Cambridge, Colonel of the Irish Guards and Duke of York. Colonel Grenadier Guards.

Meghan gave birth to Archie on May 6th.

A few hours later, Harry, delighted, confided in front of the TV crews: "I am very happy to announce that Meghan and I had a baby this morning, a very healthy baby .

"I have not been to a lot of births.

"It's definitely my first birth.

"It was amazing, absolutely amazing.

"I'm so proud of my wife.

"And as all fathers and parents would say, your baby is absolutely amazing."