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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were warmly welcomed to Melbourne on the third day of their Down Under tour.
The royal couple, who announced Monday that he was expecting his first child, came hand in hand to meet the fans gathered on the site of the Royal Botanic Gardens of the city Thursday morning (Australian time). A lucky young woman even had a big hug on the part of the 34-year-old prince, making her burst into tears (very happy!).
Meghan, 37, arrived wearing a navy blue dress (the same color that she wore at Princess Eugenie's royal wedding on Friday!) From Australian designer Dion Lee and high-heeled shoes assorted suede. the the only one she wore two days ago in Sydney!
After opting for a low ponytail yesterday, she returned to an inflatable rash for the exit.
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Of course, the future mother makes sure to shake hands with the children present.
After meeting with fans, Meghan and Harry went to Government House for the reception of young Victorian leaders.
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Just three days after the start of their tour, Harry and Meghan have already provided their fans with a number of memorable moments. After his arrival in Dubbo yesterday, the prince greeted Luke Vincent, 6 years old from Buninyong Public School – and the boy jumped in his arms for a giant hug before caressing his face playfully and pulling his beard . While Harry was mocking the meeting, Meghan quickly approached to meet the young animated fan and was also greeted with a warm hug.
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Prince Harry also found a young royal fan who wore a shirt with the slogan "Girls Can Do Anything" in Sydney – which looked strangely like his wife!
"We think it looks a bit like you," said Meghan in a video posted by Harry_Meghan_Updates on Instagram.
The Duchess of Sussex replies, "I was literally about to say the same thing!
Harry then took the phone from a fan to take a picture of Meghan with his mini-me, a rare gesture for the prince, who generally adheres to the royal protocol of the autograph and selfies.
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After greeting the fans in Melbourne, Meghan and Harry headed for a reception with the local government.
They will conclude the third day of their busy 16-day tour of Australia, Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand with a clean-up of the beach with local school children.
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