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After a brief rest at home, Meghan Markle was back to normal on the sixth day of her Royal Down Under tour with her husband, Prince Harry.
37-year-old Meghan and 34-year-old Harry attended a reception Sunday afternoon in Sydney by Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison shortly after Harry awarded medals at a road cycling event held this morning at Invictus Games, which is a central part of their tour.
For the occasion, Meghan donned a black turtleneck and black jeans with L'Agence white striped blazer and Deneuve de Aquazzura black pumps.
Harry, who was coordinating a bit with his wife, wore a gray blazer and black pants with brown suede shoes.
Although Meghan missed the Sunday morning medal ceremony, Harry had managed it well solo – he still had time to chat with the competitors while rewarding Britain's Michael Swain with a gold medal ( and helping him grab his fallen hat, which Swain had removed for the occasion.).
Also present at the afternoon reception, at the Pavilion Restaurant, competitors from Invictus and their families and friends, as well as children from the Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation, who has his own royal audience.
Earlier on Sunday, sources said Meghan would cut commitments a few days before the end of the first week of his first royal tour.
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"After a busy schedule, the duke and the duchess have decided to slightly reduce the program of the duchess for the next two days, in anticipation of the last week and a half of the tour," said a source.
Meghan "feels good but is resting," said a source, according to Hi!Emily Nash. The goal is "to just try to keep up with things for her," according to a source.
On Monday, just one day before the start of their tour, Meghan and Harry confirmed that they were expecting their first child together.
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After the medal ceremony on Sunday morning, Harry said his wife was "resting at home".
"Being pregnant has harmful consequences," he said.
She seemed to be wearing nothing at the reception, where photographers captured her, all smiles, with Harry.
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Chris Jackson / Getty Images for the Invictus Games Foundation
Chris Jackson / Getty Images for the Invictus Games Foundation
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According to reports, Meghan is still expected to go to Fraser Island, off the east coast of Australia, and will continue to make some appearances with Harry.
Until now, this trip – which has driven them or will not only take them to Australia, but also to Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand – Meghan and Harry were greeted with joy as they attended the Invictus events, went out to Bondi Beach and met with locals, among other things.
They started the tour just a day after announcing that they were expecting their first child together, who would rank seventh on the British throne.
Describing an incredibly warm welcome, "said Harry Saturday:" We … could not really think of a better place to announce the next baby. "
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