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Hundreds of people may have had the chance to meet the royal family in the past two weeks – but a New Zealand teenager has managed to get a job offer from Prince Harry himself.
Lucia Kennedy, 19, presided over Monday's visit by Harry and Meghan to a youth mental health event at a community café in Wellington. Stuff.co.nz that he had promised to "sort" a job for her at the end of her university studies.
"They went up the stairs of the cafe Maranui, they introduced me and I basically talked to them. Then I surrounded them with all the participants and continued the conversation at the next two tables, "said Ms. Kennedy.
"I said to Harry," I finished university in two years, I would love to come and work for you. " He said: "We would like to have you, give us a shout when you come, we will solve the problem".
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• Fly to Auckland
• Attend a well done competition (gumboot throw)
• Visit Pillars, an initiative that helps children who have a parent in prison
• Public walk at Viaduct Harbor
• Attend a reception hosted by Premier Jacinda Ardern at the Auckland War Memorial
The visit of the Royal Family Cafe was intended to help eliminate the stigma of talking about mental health issues.
"They were so authentic," she said. "Everyone was nervous, but as soon as they came in, it was like they were bringing a soothing presence."
AN UNEXPECTED GUEST THAT MAKES HARRY AND MEGHAN "SCARED"
The Duke and Duchess of Susbad were greeted with fright by young artists at a Halloween themed event in Wellington on Monday night.
After another hectic day of their royal tour, Prince Harry and Meghan arrived at Courtney Creative early in the evening for the evening. Things that go bump in the night exhibition, celebrating the city's thriving arts scene.
They were all smiling on their arrival, but would have had a shock after being found face to face with an orc – one of the terrifying creatures of the The Lord of the Rings franchise, which was filmed in New Zealand.
according to People magazine, Luke Hawker, the man disguised as scary, then told reporters: "I did not know if I had to shake their hand, but they stood there. They seemed to be very scared. "
When they arrived, the couple was greeted by two men disguised as soldiers guarding the door. The photos and video of the event showed that Harry and Meghan were interacting enthusiastically with everyone in costume.
She may have missed the memo of the costume, but Meghan still looked superb in a white city dress of NZ stylist Maggie Marilyn, dressed in a white dress, with a navy blue Winser London coat on his shoulders, while Harry wore a dark gray suit and a white shirt.
Earlier in the day, Harry and Meghan met with a group of people from mental health initiatives at a local café, received a welcoming ceremony at Abel Tasman National Park, walked with rangers and then participated in a barbecue with the young ambbadadors of the park. .
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