Prince Harry, Meghan kick off 4-day Australia visit
Prince Harry and Meghan kicked off a four-day Australia trip Tuesday, arriving in Melbourne from Los Angeles.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have not visited Australia in eight years. Their most recent trip to the country was in 2018, when the couple were still senior working members of the British royal family and announced Meghan's first pregnancy with Prince Archie after arriving in Sydney.
The Sussexes stepped back as senior working members of the royal family in 2020.
Harry and Meghan are set to attend both public and private events during their latest trip Down Under.
They first visited Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne on Tuesday, participating in an activity with patients and posing for photos, and also visited the Australian National Veterans Arts Museum.
Additionally, Meghan is scheduled to speak at a retreat this weekend with the women's group "Her Best Life" in Sydney, where tickets for the event -- which runs from Friday through Sunday -- range from $2,699 Australian dollars (approximately $1,929) per person to AU$3,199 (approximately $2,286) per person for a VIP ticket.
