October 2018

This afternoon, Harry and Meghan headed to the wheelchair basketball final They joined David Beckham, his sons Cruz and Romeo, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison in the crowd – who are also expected to attend tonight’s Invictus Games closing ceremony at Sydney Olympic Park. David Beckham is Invictus Ambassador, and peaking about his role he …

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After a busy day in Tonga, Meghan and Harry are back in Sydney attending the annual Australian Geographic Society Awards. The arrival came after a very turbulent flight back to Sydney, where the plane carrying the couple had to abort its landing in Sydney because another aircraft was on the runway below. According to reports …

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Meghan and Harry will wrap up their travels in Tonga, with an appearance at Tupou College in Nuku’alofa to unveil the Queen’s Canopy Dedication. Pupils from the college lined up welcoming Meghan and Harry singing Tonga’s Tupou College is the oldest secondary school in the Pacific and was founded by a British missionary in 1866. …

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Meghan and Harry started off the day heading to the St. George Government Building, to meet with the Prime Minister of Tonga, ‘Akilisi Pōhiva, and various cabinet ministers. Meghan and Harry were welcomed with a native Tongan dance. One child held a sign saying ‘free hugs’ which drew a smile from Meghan after she spotted …

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Following a busy day in both Fiji and Tonga, Meghan and Harry concluded the day with a state dinner followed by a reception at Consular House. As they entered the event, they were serenaded by a band playing John Lennon’s Imagine. Meghan and Harry were welcomed by King Tupou VI, Queen Nanasipauu and Princess Angelika …

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Following their farewell engagement in Fiji Meghan and Harry arrived in Tonga welcomed welcomed by a traditional Tongan greeting They were greeted by Princess Angelika Latufuipeka upon arrival. She is the only child of King Tupou VI and Queen Nanasipau’u Tuku’aho making her the heir to the throne. When her father became king, she was …

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After a relaxing night free for engagements, Meghan and Harry started off a full day early at Nadi in western Fiji to debut the Labalaba Statue before they leave for Tonga from Nadi Airport. A video from the arrival Many people were waiting for the couple to arrive Meghan and Harry were greeted with an …

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After yesterday’s welcome and state dinner in Fiji, Meghan Markle and Harry continued their visit to the island nation today, carrying out several engagements together and separately. Our duke spent his morning laying a wreath at the National War Memorial in Veiuto, Suva. Harry was wearing the “tropical dress of the Blues and Royals” for …

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After their arrival in Fiji earlier today, attending a welcome ceremony, Meghan and Harry changed into formal wear for a state dinner at the Grand Pacific Hotel. Another shot from their arrival Meghan and Harry arrived in Fiji earlier today for a two-day stay. This is Meghan’s first state dinner since her marriage – hosted …

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After yesterday’s more casual events on Fraser Island in Australia, Meghan and Harry travelled to Fiji to meet with the island nation’s political leaders Meghan and Harry were greeted by hundreds of flag-waving well-wishers – including some school children in uniform and people who lined the streets and waved both British Union Jack and Fijian …

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