Meghan Markle's first job was "taking out the trash"

Meghan Markle's life has not always been glamorous.

On Friday (Australian Time), during a visit to Macarthur Girls High in Sydney as part of her royal tour Down Under with Prince Harry, Meghan, 37, revealed that her first job was "taking out the trash cans." ".

The pregnant queen then explained that this work had helped her become the woman she is today.

In addition to sharing her life experiences, Meghan congratulated the MacArthur students: "You remind me so much of me when I was growing up," she told the girls: New idea reports.

"I went to a girls only school, which was also incredibly diverse," said the former Suit the actress continued.

"I think connecting with such empowered young women becomes something you all understand to understand your world," said Meghan.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry at Macarthur Girls High School High School

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"It makes me so emotional. You are doing really good work and I am so happy to be here. We bring you all our support. "

Prince Harry, 33, also talked about the strength of women and told girls that men had to use their own voice to get quality.

"Men can also help by getting involved, we have to do it," he said.

Meghan and Harry visited Macarthur Girls High School to meet stunts involved in the In League in Harmony Youth Advocate program, which aims to unite and inspire youth to champion cohesion and inclusion in their communities.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry

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The newlyweds also discussed with students issues such as social justice and youth empowerment.

After the visit of Meghan and Harry, who was kept secret by the students, a group of Macarthur girls rushed to the royal couple.

"They did not tell us that the royals were coming. If I had known, I would have been prettier, "said a student at Ten News.

"Meghan waved to us, and we also saw Harry, so it was really a good atmosphere, to be honest. She was very elegant when she spoke. Very pretty too, "explained another student.

Meghan Markle

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For appearance, Meghan wore a navy and Periwinkle Athena mid-length pleated dress from British designer Roksanda Ilinčić, with a pair of beige suede pumps by Stuart Weitzman.

Before the visit to Macarthur, Meghan and Harry traveled to Bondi Beach, where they were greeted by Grant Trebilco and Sam Schumacher, founders of OneWave.

For the occasion, Meghan wore a Martin Grant long striped dress with Castañer sneakers.

Meghan and Harry participated in the "Fluro Friday" session, where people of all ages shared their experiences on mental health issues in a "bad mood circle".

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry at Bondi Beach

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The couple also had the opportunity to interact with other yoga enthusiasts, a favorite activity of Meghan, and surf – and Harry even helped wax a surfboard!

While there, Meghan also spoke about her pregnancy at Charlotte Connell – who is also waiting for her – and explained that her baby had already kept her overnight.

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"Meghan told me that pregnancy was like having jet lag," Connell said, as reported by Sky News. "She said that she was getting up at 4:30 this morning to do yoga in her room because she could not sleep."