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Duchess Down Under: Meghan in khaki to speak at Invictus Closing Ceremony

For their final day in Australia, Harry and Meghan watched the wheelchair basketball finals at the Invictus Games before attending and speaking at the Games’ closing ceremony yesterday evening. The couple watched the match with the Australian Prime Minister and later presented medals to the gold medalists, the American team, who’d beaten the Dutch team 29-17. For the wheelchair basketball…
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Duchess Down Under: Florals in Suva

Meghan and Harry continued their tour of Fiji yesterday, branching off for separate engagements that saw Harry pay his respects at the National War Memorial and travel into the jungle for The Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy Project; and Meghan attend a tea at the British High Commissioner’s residence and visit the Suva market to meet with women entrepreneurs. The Duke and Duchess joined up for a…
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Duchess Down Under: Meghan Steps Back on Fraser Island

Duchess Down Under: Meghan Takes Step Back Meghan took a step back from engagements today to rest after a punishing tour schedule, so we only saw her arrive and then join Harry at the end of the day for a walkabout. Upon arriving at Fraser Island, Meghan separated from Harry for a day of rest as he headed off for the day of engagements. Meghan was spotted wearing a burgundy polka-dotted dress…
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Duchess Down Under: Invictus Opening

Prince Harry officially opened the Invictus Games on Saturday, with a beaming Meghan in the audience. The couple had undertaken a few engagements throughout the day, including an embargoed event that saw Prince Harry unveil a new ANZAC Memorial in Hyde Park. The couple…
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Duke and Duchess of Sussex visit Macarthur Girls' High School

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made an unannounced visit to Macarthur Girls’ High School in Sydney yesterday, visiting students for about 30 minutes. Only the headteacher, the deputy headteacher and the groundsman knew that Harry and Meghan were coming. The students knew they were going to be visited by the Premier of New South Wales, Gladys Berejiklian, who asked the students, “You knew I…
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