Duke's incredible response to the veteran's widow

But children are another story.

A young fan of the royal family in Fiji was immediately photographed, wrapping his arms around the duchess and holding her pregnant belly.

The fan then took a cheeky little hold of the duchess:

Meghan showed her maternal instinct as she smiled at the excited fan, clearly unhurried to move.

Locals captured this hilarious moment on their smartphone as other young fans at the placards approached in the hope of being cuddled with the pregnant princess.

The Duke and Duchess of Susbad arrived at the University of the South Pacific in Suva this morning.

Meghan has arrived in a colorful pink fig dress with a blue and white floral pattern for the tropical nation. She wore black and beige wedge heels with a matching pouch and tropical flowers in her hair, which were tied behind her back.

The duchess's baby bump was proudly on display as she strolled on the red carpet to greet locals hurrying through the streets of Suva.

Prince Harry wore a casual look for the island with a blue short sleeve shirt, dark chinos and brown boots.

The Duke and Duchess of Susbad will spend the day in Fiji today, where they will attend a cultural performance on climate change, meet university students and deliver speeches.

The two men arrived on the island yesterday afternoon, where they were greeted by thousands of royal fans.

POWERFUL SPEECH BY MEGHAN ON WOMEN'S EDUCATION

The Duchess of Susbad delivered a powerful speech on the importance of women's education and empowerment in Fiji.

Addressing students from the University of the South Pacific, Meghan revealed his own struggle to fund himself at the university.

"It's thanks to the scholarships, the financial aid programs and the work-study that the income from a job on campus was paid directly to my tuition, which allowed me to go to university, "she told the crowd. "And – no doubt – it was worth it."

She emphasized the importance of women's education and said: "Everyone should have the opportunity to receive the education they want, but especially the education they have the right to receive. And for women and girls in developing countries, this is essential.

"Giving them access to education is the key to economic and social development. Because when girls have the right tools to succeed, they can create an incredible future, not only for themselves, but for those around them. "

This is the first time that Meghan delivers her official speech during the tour and the second time as a duchess after her lunch with a cookbook in London.

THE ROYALS ARRIVE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF FIJI

Last night, Meghan let the Hollywood glamor escape in a blue-clad long dress at a state banquet with Harry, holding his growing baby while she was meeting the Fijian president and d & # 39; Other officials.

The couple must return to Sydney on Friday afternoon.

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The widow of a veteran revealed the incredible response given by Prince Harry after the palace councilors tried to cut the conversation.

Invictus Games ambbadador Gwen Cherne, whose husband Peter Cafe served in Cambodia, Afghanistan and Iraq before committing suicide earlier this year, was photographed in the arms of the Duke of Susbad during the Sydney Harbor Bridge.

The mother of three – one of the few elect chosen to accompany Harry in the ascent – told People According to the magazine, the two men spoke of "grief and loss" before the badistants tried to interrupt and squeeze him.

But Harry did not get it, he just told them, "I'm in a conversation and I'm not going to leave that."

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"He did not care about the agenda. He took the time to have conversations and he was really adorable. We talked about real problems, "Cherne, 41, told news.com.au.

"He was comfortable and calm. We had thoughtful conversations while walking, it was actually relaxing.

She also explained to People that they talked about mental health and "how difficult it is in our society to talk about grief, loss and suicide".

"And how important it is that things like the Invictus Games are brought to light and allow people to start having those conversations that are great to have," she said.

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Members of the Royal Family toured Australia to participate in the Invictus Games, a multi-sport event founded by Harry for former wounded soldiers currently underway in Sydney.

Ms. Cherne said that Harry and Meghan have provided "a glimmer of hope and light to so many people".

"They touch each other, they make this interest in the Games shine and it highlights their service and the sacrifices made by their families," she told the publication.

"I was moved by the opportunity to spend this time with (Harry) and grateful for everything he does considering his place in the world."

PRINCE OF DENMARK SUPPORTS SYDNEY

It was first of all Prince Harry and his wife Meghan. At present, the Invictus Games have attracted another king with Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark spotted applauding the team from his country.

After the Duke and Duchess of Susbad, the Danish prince provided support to veterans during games at the Sydney Olympic Park.

The Prince, who is the husband of Princess Mary, born in Australia, attended a volleyball exhibition match sitting between Denmark and Canada Tuesday night before the finals.

The prince was photographed sitting between US veterans Steven Melnikoff, 99, and Michael Gantich, with a message from the official account Invictus Games showing him smiling while he was encouraging the teams.

This is the second day the prince was seen supporting his national team. The Danish palace has posted a photo on Instagram of Prince Frederik alongside a silver medalist in sailing at the Monday Games.

"His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Denmark was one of the first to congratulate his team when Denmark won a silver medal in sailing," said the palace in a legend in Danish.

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