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Royal duty calls! Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan have a busy schedule for their next trip to Australia, Fiji, the Kingdom of Tonga and New Zealand.
We weekly can confirm that the couple will arrive in Sydney with its official team of 10 people – including the hairdresser George Northwood, who We can only reveal that his salary is paid privately – October 15 for a day of testing before starting his engagements. While in Australia, they will travel to the Taronga Zoo to host the 2018 Invictus Games.
"His [the Duchess’s] first tour and it's very new and quite discouraging in terms of things to do, "explained a source.
A second source also indicated that the former Suits star would deliver a speech at an engagement at the University of the South Pacific in Suva, Fiji. "She is a very confident speaker," said the second source. "When the Duchess launched Together, she spoke confidently and informally – it is natural that, during some of the events that she organizes alone, she wants to speak."
Elsewhere, during her visit to Fiji, Meghan will participate in two commitments on October 27 with the UN Women's "A Marketplace for Change" project, which aims to promote the empowerment of women in Pacific markets. .
"Fiji asked the Duchess to do the events," said the first source. "There is a movement in Fiji to encourage women to move away from stereotyped roles [in the household] and [UN Women are] seeking to strengthen women's opportunities in Fiji. "
In New Zealand, Harry and Meghan are expected at the unveiling of the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy in Auckland. The second source also indicated that the couple would participate in a "wellie wanging" contest, in which people throw a Wellington boot as far as possible with the children. "The duchess has been made aware of the wieger movement," said the second source.
The couple will also participate in a reception hosted by the Governor General in New Zealand to celebrate the 125th anniversary of women's suffrage in the country.
"New Zealand has hosted many royal visits and these options have been proposed to the Duchess, even if they were all very good," added the first source.
While previous tours of Harry included rugby engagements, the first source explained that this tour is "designed for the Duke and Duchess as a young married couple … it's a different type of tour than a tour." single man ".
This trip marks Meghan's first visits to Fiji, Tonga and Australia.
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