For their penultimate day in New Zealand, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had another jam-packed day of engagements in Auckland.
Their day started at the North Shore, where 20 hectares of native bush was donated to The Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy, and the couple played wet welly wanging with children. Meghan took part in the time-honoured royal tradition of planting a tree, with the help of Trees…
Duchess Down Under: Meghan sports earrings gifted by Prime Minister of New Zealand
30th October 2018
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spent a busy day in Wellington, New Zealand yesterday meeting with young people to discuss mental health initiatives, visiting Abel Tasman National Park, and then visiting with Courtenay Creative for a reception to celebrate the arts scene in…
Duchess Down Under: Meghan in Karen Walker on first day in Wellington
29th October 2018
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex had a busy day in Wellington, New Zealand, after departing from Sydney on Sunday morning.
After arriving at the Wellington Airport and posing with the New Zealander Invictus athletes, the couple travelled to Government House for an official…
Duchess Down Under: Meghan in khaki to speak at Invictus Closing Ceremony
28th October 2018
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…
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex wrapped up their visit to Tonga Friday morning, paying a visit to Prime Minister Akilisi Pohiva before heading to Tupou College for a farewell ceremony and the unveiling of Tonga’s contributions to The Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy Project.
Harry and Meghan bid farewell to Fiji yesterday before heading to Tonga for their two-day visit to the island nation.
For their final event in Fiji, Harry and Meghan travelled to Nadi Airport for a farewell ceremony and to unveil a statue of Sergeant Talaiasi Labalaba, a…
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…
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived in Suva, Fiji, for the second portion of their tour on Tuesday for a series of ceremonial engagements.
Upon arrival at the airport, Harry and Meghan were greeted with a Guard of Honour and then travelled to Borron House to visit the…
The Duchess of Cambridge has received The Queen’s Royal Family Order
23rd October 2018
The Duchess of Cambridge has received the Royal Family Order of Queen Elizabeth II.Â
Pictures released from tonight’s State Banquet in honour of the State Visit by King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima show Kate walking into the banquet hall wearing the distinct yellow…
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…
