Meghan Markle appeared to borrow hubby Prince Harry's jacket when they popped out to a wellness shop near their London home.
The couple were spotted leaving Ilapothecary in Notting Hill , a centre which offers a range of herbal products and healing therapies.
They were casually dressed with Prince Harry wearing a baseball cap and dark t-shirt.
Meghan managed to look effortlessly cool in a white t-shirt with a red car on the front, jeans and trainers.
She teamed it with a khaki jacket which fashion blog Meghan's Mirror believe is one Harry has worn out and about at official engagements.
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It's not the first time Meghan has been seen borrowing her husband's clothes and wore Harry's coat during a trips to the forest in New Zealand.
Meghan changed out of the skirt she had worn earlier in the day and put on a pair of jeans for the outside event.
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The couple reportedly spent two-and-a-half hours at the London centre and left holding hands.
It offers a range of workshops and homeopathic treatments, which use substances people claim makes the body heal itself.
It also sells products which "counteract the stresses of modern living, environmental and digital pollution, mental stress and body fatigue", but neither Meghan or Harry were carrying anything when they left.
The products are based on numerology, a belief in the devine relationship between a number and events.
The company's website states: "Our store offers a cutting-edge synergy of naturopathy, homeopathy, herbology and phyto-actives.
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"Our products are infused with powerful remedial ingredients to counteract the stresses of modern living, environmental and digital pollution, mental stress and body fatigue.
"ilapothecary products nurture mind, body, skin and soul; to strengthen, balance, hydrate and heal.
"99 Kensington Church Street is an urban hideaway offering a selection of healing therapies, unique remedies and workshops to help you create solutions to issues you may be facing, relieve bodily symptoms and escape from stresses of urban living.
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"Our intention is to send you back out into the world, feeling a renewed sense of energy, balance and joy."
Baby Sussex is due to arrive this month but the couple have kept their exact due date a secret.
Meghan has carried out her last official engagement but is understood to be continuing with private meetings.
They were hoping to move out of their home at Kensington Palace, which is a few doors up from the Cambridges, ahead of the birth but there have reportedly been delays to the huge renovation project.
