Meghan and Harry give clues to their baby's name

Prince Henry and Meghan, Dukes of Susbad, continue their tour of Australia with a visit to Melbourne, a stroll through one of the city's most famous streetcars and a brief conversation about first names.

The couple Le Real announced the pregnancy of Meghan last Monday, a few hours after arriving in Sydney with Harry as part of his 16-day trip.

However, the Press Association of Great Britain revealed that children who accompanied dukes in the tram could pose Questions. the journalists were not allowed.

Charlie Wolf, a 12-year-old boy, lobbied the couple on the baby's name. He then told the Press Association that Meghan had replied, "We have received a large list of names, we will sit down and read them."

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Meghan 37, and Harry, 34 years old, then took the tram to get to the beach to meet with rescuers and volunteers from Beachpatrol, an organization that keeps the beaches clean.

Barefoot at the Beach for Mental Health in Sydney

] Prince Henry and his wife, Meghan, participated barefoot and with a group of Australians at a sensitization session in Sydney the importance of mental health in the iconic Bondi Beach, east of Sydney.

The Susbad Dukes met with members of OneWave, a community surf group that promotes mental health and personal well-being, during the so-called "Fluro Friday" session, during which personal issues are discussed.

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Together with OneWave co-founders Grant Trebilco and Sam Schumacher, the dukes, who received wreaths Hawaiian, participated seated in the sand and

Meghan, who wore a brown striped dress from Australian designer Martin Grant, commented during this session that she had risen at 4:30 am for s & d. # 39; exercise. Yoga, which he described as "very good for healing the mind", according to the local press

Bondi beach, very popular with young people and tourists for surfing, bars and restaurants, has saw the birth of the "Fluro" Friday, an initiative that has been extended to a hundred beaches in California, Hawaii and Mexico, among others, according to the portal OneWave.

Enrique goes up to the Sydney bridge to carry the banner of the Invictus Games

Prince Enrique climbed to the top of Sydney Harbor Bridge, alongside Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, to hoist the flag of the 3rd Paralympic Games Invictus, which He had himself created for military and disabled veterans.

(Twitter @KensingtonRoyal) [19659002] In the entourage were found é also Luke Hill, Ruth Hunt, Heidi Joosten and Michael Lyddiard, members of the Australian team in this competition which starts Saturday in Sydney and will last until October 28th.

"The Sydney Harbor Bridge is an Australian icon and I can not think of a better place to hoist the banner of the Sydney 2018 Invictus Games," Morrison said before the promotion with the Prince in an experience that "has not been the best. he called it "wonderful".

Enrique designed these games in 2014 after witnessing the previous year of the Warriors Games. United and observe the positive impact of sport on the rehabilitation and recovery of soldiers injured in combat

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London hosted the first edition of the Invictus Games with the participation of over 400 competitors from 13 countries. In Sydney, third edition two years after that of Orlando (EU), 500 athletes from 18 countries will participate

The games are part of the activities that focus the visit of Enrique and his wife Meghan in Australia, where they started this week a tour of Oceania in Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand.

Information provided by EFE, CNN and AP

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