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The royal couple announced Meghan's pregnancy Monday, just hours after arriving in Sydney with Harry as part of a 16-day tour that will also include New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga.
The discussions about the future baby were rather dull during the first days of the trip, but the British Press Association revealed that the children who accompanied them in their journey by tram could ask the same questions as the journalists .
Charlie Wolf, 12, told the couple that Meghan had replied, "We've been given a long list of names, we'll sit and watch." on them."
Meghan, 37, and Harry, 34, then took the tram to a beach to meet with rescuers and volunteers from Beachpatrol, an organization that keeps beaches clean.
Video footage shows Meghan and Harry greeting local school children, who have come together to greet them.
Earlier in the day, the couple visited the Royal Botanical Gardens, a community cafe and elementary school, before watching an Australian Rules Football exhibition hosted by members of the This Girl Can empowerment campaign.
The sport is extremely popular in Melbourne and the rest of the state of Victoria, and Meghan has seduced the audience as she managed a successful pass after the cheering crowd.
The two men will also attend the Invictus Games in Sydney, an international sports competition for injured veterans and army members launched by Prince Harry in 2014.
The two men began the first day of their first tour of Australia with a welcome ceremony at the Admiralty House in Sydney, where they received typical Australian gifts: a pair of Ugg baby boots and a kangaroo doll.
They then traveled to a drought-stricken, drought-stricken New South Wales farmland on Wednesday after stopping at the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) – a lifeline for many in the United States. the vast rural areas of the state – to unveil a new aircraft.
According to the Palestinian Authority, the tour will visit Australia's largest city Thursday with a rise of the Sydney Harbor Bridge and meetings with Prime Minister Scott Morrison and the Leader of the Opposition. , Bill Shorten.
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