Tears while the duchess sees an old friend in New Zealand

But before returning to London, the couple spends the day in Rotorua.

MEGHAN & # 39; S SEE THROUGH THE DRESS

Yes, you read correctly. The duchess met crowds this afternoon in a beautiful blue dress – which seemed to be very transparent on the lower half. Maybe it was not so revealing in the mirror?

SWEET MOMENT OF THE ROYALS

In one of the most "awwwwww!" Moments, Harry and Meghan met a kiwi chick this afternoon, which had just hatched a few minutes earlier. Royal correspondents on the spot reported that Harry and Meghan had named two newborn kiwi chicks, Tihei (Maori for "sneezing") and Koha (Maori for "gift") during the visit.

The glamorous royal family changed their clothes after the morning's activities. The Duchess of Sussex donned Givenchy and the duke swapped her gray suit for beige pants and a black shirt during their visit to the National Kiwi Hatchery in Rainbow Springs.

And although we all felt hot and confused, how beautiful are these two pictures of the royal family, taken during their visit to the hatchery? How come they look so good on the 16th day of a trip abroad? At this holiday stage, we would wear an unwashed t-shirt indoors and a severe sunburn:

MARKET IN WOOD

Harry and Meghan's visit to the Redwoods Treewalk Rotorua Hanging Lanes is their last official commitment to this royal tour. As Royal correspondent Emily Andrews pointed to TwitterThis is the seventh engagement number of the tour. We are exhausted FOR them.

MEGHAN SPECIAL NECKLACE

For the final day of activities, Meghan donned a navy-blue Stella McCartney dress with long sleeves and heels, as well as Manolo Blahnik heels, her hair drawn in her iconic bun.

But it is his unique necklace that has attracted the most attention.

The big green stone – or Pounama – has a special meaning because it was found only on the South Island of New Zealand and has a spiritual significance.

The necklace comes from Maori renowned designer Kiri Nathan, and according to the brand's website, "Each piece has its own mana (integrity, strength) denoting status and power". The pounama is traditionally bequeathed as a precious heritage or given as a gift to affirm relationships, peace, love and safe journeys.

It was given to the Duchess of Sussex by the Governor General of New Zealand, Patsy Reddy, at the arrival of the royals on Sunday.

HARRY GUSHES ON NEW ZEALAND "JOY"

The first article of today's itinerary was a pōwhiri welcoming ceremony at Te Papaiouru Marae, where Harry and Meghan received a special cape.

During the ceremony, Harry delivered a comforting speech in which he spoke of the "joys" of meeting "so many young New Zealanders" during their visit.

"There are young Tearawa Rangatahi young people, creative, gifted and caring, who use their talents to preserve and promote the Maori language, support mental well-being and achieve goals that benefit their communities and their country" he said. the crowd.

At one point during the speeches, a barefoot Meghan was on stage, surrounded by other people who had been barefooted.

As they headed to the dining room for lunch, Harry and Meghan chatted with a long line of college students waiting patiently for a glimpse of the royal family.

The couple also met Karena and Kasey Bird, winners of the 2014 MasterChef New Zealand Award, who prepared the menu for the Royal Family and other guests.

After lunch, the royal entourage left the marae to travel to the Rainbow Springs Nature Park.

MEGHAN stunned by an old friend

Meghan reacted with shock after seeing an old friend among the crowd during a public walk in New Zealand.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex – accompanied by Premier Jacinda Ardern – had just completed their public walk on Tuesday and were about to leave Auckland's Viaduct Harbor when the old Suit The star has noticed 20-year-old Hannah Sergel among thousands of fans.

Meghan's jaw dropped and she turned to kiss Hannah that she was following on Instagram before turning off her accounts.

"She said 'thank you for making contact', then she hugged me and told me that she would read the letter I gave her," said Hannah at the 1 NEWS.

"I was friends with her on Instagram before she had to turn off her account. We used to have conversations and things out there. She told me to do well at university and encouraged me to be myself.

Hannah added that it "means the world" for her that Meghan had recognized her.

"I'm so fragile and upset. When I saw her for the first time, I cried, "she said at the exit.

To top it off, Hannah posted on Twitter shortly after the Prime Minister had "dismantled" (direct message) with a photo of the meeting.

She also admitted that Ms. Ardern had to comfort her because she was "in such a state" after meeting Meghan.

The Prime Minister also clearly forged ties with Meghan during their short stay together, offering juicy praise to the pregnant Royal at an official reception in Auckland last night.

Ms. Ardern told Meghan that she thought she was "amazing" in the way she had handled the grueling tour, which began more than two weeks ago.

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CHRIS LILLY'S ROYAL HILAR MEETING

Australian comedian Chris Lilley, the man behind the hit series High summer heights and We can be heroes, hilariously found one of his most popular characters in honor of the royal tour.

Lilley shared a video of Ja'mie King published by fans and taken from the mockumentary series. Ja'mie: private school girl – do an interpretative dance, stuck with images of Harry and Meghan watching a different performance during a visit to a school.

"The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were invited to a private performance by Ja'mie King," he joked in the legend.