Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visit Australia

Prince Harry is expected to open the Invictus Games in Sydney before members of the royal family stop in the country.

It is an event close to Prince Harry's heart after he founded the international Paralympic-style sporting event for the military and wounded, sick and injured women, both in service and veterans.

He came to Sydney last year to participate in the next contest in October.

The visit of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex is expected to be the most anticipated royal event since the arrival of Prince William and his wife Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, in 2014.

It's not the first time the royal family has stoked public fever, Harry's parents and grandparents raising thousands of visitors to the streets to spot the blue bloods.

During their visit to Victoria to celebrate the state's 150th anniversary in 1985, many crowds gathered for each public visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales.

The "People's Princess" won the hearts, including when the two men attended the Melbourne Cup.

Prince Charles was no stranger to Victoria after spending two terms in Timbertop, the rural campus of the Geelong Grammar School.

His mother, Queen Elizabeth II, was the first monarch to travel to Australia in a trip that welcomed 70,000 ex-servicemen and women to the Melbourne Cricket Ground in 1954 with her husband, the now-known Duke of Edinburgh. as Prince Phillip.

The Queen continued to travel until the early 1990s, and then return to the CWM in 1970.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said he was looking forward to welcoming the Duke and Duchess to Australia.

The former actress Meghan met Prince Harry at a meeting with a friend in July 2016.

The world sank when the couple announced their commitment last November.

Tens of millions of people went to see them get married at Windsor Castle on May 19th.

Reverend Michael Curry stole the limelight and wrote a moving sermon on the power of love, referring to Martin Luther King and Slavery.

He drew puzzled and amused glances from the benches, including the royal family, where at least a few guests were sitting whose wealth inherited would have benefited from the trade.

"The power to change the world! If you do not believe me, well, there were old slaves in America, Antebellum South, who explained the dynamic power of love and why it has the power to transform" said Reverend Curry. outdoor chapel.

Australian Princess Mary of Denmark and her husband, Prince Fredrik, will also join the British Royal Family on their trip to Sydney for games.

Celebrities David and Victoria Beckham also travel for games.

The former professional football player was announced last month as an ambassador of the games.

"I can not wait to be part of the energy and excellence of the games this year," he wrote on Instagram in August.