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Luke Vincent broke the hearts of the whole world when he took Prince Harry in his arms and pulled his beard.
An elementary student who stole the show at Prince Harry and Meghan in Dubbo, Australia, said that he had made a big hug to Harry.
Luke Vincent, aged 5, melted the hearts of the world when he was immediately thrown into a hug with the Duke of Sussex, before giving his beard a snap.
Anne van Dartel, director of the Luke School, told the Today & # 39; hui show in Australia that teachers at Buninyong Public School and Luke's parents "were not surprised when he had a big hug yesterday".
"He's very excited, he really likes cameras, he likes visitors and people who came to say hello, do not they?"
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Luke Vincent went straight to hug the prince.
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"Yes," Luke replied.
Luke, who has Down syndrome, said he gave Harry two hugs and offered flowers to Meghan when he met the couple at Dubbo airport.
Luke's fascination with Harry's beard was one of the most endearing moments of the tour so far.
Van Dartel said she was initially worried because they had been told that children were not allowed to touch the royal family.
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The boy also played Harry's beard.
"There was a huge" aw "from the moment he put his arm around Prince Harry, so I did not really know if it was a good thing or a bad thing, seeing that we did not have the right to touch it, let alone to rub a royal head, "she said.
"I do not know if it's an offense that could be subject to arrest, but I think my friend Luke came out with that yesterday."
Van Dartel said the relationship between Harry and Meghan with all the children, including Luke, was charming.
"The interaction with all the students was so natural and sincere, and the love that they were getting between them … was wonderful."
Luke played with the microphone during his run at the breakfast show, wearing the same plaid cap that he wore for his meeting with Harry and Meghan.
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Later, it was Meghan's turn to be cuddled.
Van Dartel said Luke's family was "excited" to be able to share Luke's happy nature with the world.
"They were very happy to know that he is such a [happy] young man and they shared the joy they feel every day in their home with the world, "she said.
"We are very lucky that they agreed to share their beautiful child with us."
After meeting Luke, Harry and Meghan went to the Royal Flying Doctor Service and went to a farm where they shared homemade banana bread, before going to a picnic soaked in the rain in the park with locals. Dubbo.
The royal couple returns to Sydney Friday, before the Invictus Games of the weekend.
– Sydney Morning Herald
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