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 British-Fijian soldier.
Meghan wore a Jason Wu crepe dress in emerald green, navy Manolo Blahnik pumps, and Pippa brand bangle…
Before the flight to the Kingdom of Tonga, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex made a quick stop in Nadi.
Not even leaving the airport, the Duke and Duchess joined those gathered to commemorate the life of Sergeant Talaiasi Labalaba.
Meghan was dressed in a green Jason Wu dress…
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…
Curious as to what the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are doing in Fiji? You can follow along on their trip on Royal Central’s YouTube page.
Our Deputy Editor, Jamie Samhan is on tour with Their Royal Highnesses and has composed a video of the highlights of Harry and Meghan’s trip to Suva, Fiji:
Their Royal Highnesses have spent 23 and 24 October in Suva, Fiji. On Thursday, 25 October…
"Crowd management issues" causes Meghan's trip to market to be cut short
24th October 2018
A trip to the Suva Market was cut short for the Duchess of Sussex.
Meghan was due at the market to meet UN Women’s Markets for Change, but they visit was shortened due to “crowd management issues.”
A Kensington Palace aide said the visit only lasted less…
While visiting the Universty of South Pacific, Duke and Duchess of Sussex both addressed room.
The Duchess had the honour of announcing two new grants for the “Fiji National University and the University of the South Pacific, allowing each of them to run workshops…
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 President of Fiji. Following this, the couple attended an official welcome ceremony in Albert Park, reminiscent of the one…
The Duke of Sussex started his first full day in Fiji laying a wreath at the National War Memorial, Veituto.
He laid a poppy wreath and observed a moment of silence before greeting the veterans of the RFMF and Her Majesty’s Armed Forces.
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The…
The light rain and winds didn’t cool the warm welcome to Fiji.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived to Suva’s Nausori airport where Melanie Hopkins, the High Commissioner and Chief of Protocol, Jonetani Tagivetaua greeted the couple.
The Hon Frank Bainamara…
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…
