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Duchess Down Under: Stripes in Sydney

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex returned to Sydney ahead of the Invictus Games opening on Saturday, with a trip to Bondi Beach, a visit to the MacArthur Girls High School, calls on the Prime Minister of Australia and the Leader of the Opposition, and, for Harry, a bridge climb to plant the Invictus Flag over Sydney Harbour. Meghan debuted a beachy maxi dress for her trip to Bondi Beach. The brown…
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Daphne Dunne cheers Prince Harry's climb of the Sydney Harbour Bridge

The weather could not have been more perfect for the Duke of Sussex to climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Joined by Sydney Competitors and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Prince Harry climbed up on one side of the bridge before crossing over to raise the official Invictus Flag and then climbing back down the same side he came up. Just before the Duke arrived, bridge workers climbed up the…
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Duchess of Sussex compares pregnancy to jetlag

The Duchess of Sussex has compared pregnancy to jetlag. While on Bondi Beach this morning in Australia, Her Royal Highness spoke about her pregnancy during an “anti-bad vibes circle” that took place while she and Harry were on the beach to discuss mental health…
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Nothing like the gift of carrots for the Duchess of Sussex

The fog didn’t stop the crowds from coming down to greet the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at Bondi Beach. The couple took part in a walkabout where fans lined the beach to meet the couple and gift them with everything from the typical teddy bears to carrots. “Oh, thank you so much,” said Meghan as she accepted the carrots, turning to Harry, “We got some…
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Countess of Wessex unveils "Victory Over Blindness" statue

The Countess of Wessex unveiled a statue on Tuesday, entitled Victory over Blindness, outside the Manchester Piccadilly Station, to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. The statue features seven blind soldiers leading each other with their hands on each other’s shoulders, and “is a testament to the thousands of blind veterans we have supported in rebuilding their lives after…
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