Prince Harry and Kate Middleton Go as Each Other's Dates to Anzac Day (and the Baby Sussex Countdown Is Put on Hold)

Pause the baby countdown, because Prince Harry just stepped out to Anzac Day services with Kate Middleton—so Meghan Markle probably isn't super close to giving birth. (Or else we think doting dad Henry would be right by her side, camera at the ready.)

The in-laws rolled up to Westminster Abbey together looking like ol' chums (see ya, William-Harry feud rumors!) for the solemn occasion, which is a national day of remembrance for Australia and New Zealand honoring the armed forces landing at Gallipoli during World War I.  

The @SussexRoyal Insta account posted an update about the Duke of Sussex's appearance, and highlighted Harry's work in the military.

"Having devoted ten years of service to military duty, including two tours in Afghanistan, The Duke completed his time of service with four weeks with the Australian Defence Force," the caption read.

"Anzac Day has been observed annually in London since King George V attended a service at Westminster Abbey, and more than 2,000 Australian and New Zealand troops marched through the streets," it continued. "Members of The Royal Family have continued to honour the servicemen and women globally, and today HRH The Duke of Cambridge also paid his respects at @AucklandMuseum."