Harry & Meghan's Aussie Adventure: Surf Lifesavers & Invictus

0:00On April 17, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle hit Sydney for the tail end of their four-day Australian tour, kicking things off by meeting Forty Surf. Life savers who rushed in as first responders to the Bondi attack last December 14, were 15 lies were lost and dozens hurt. They started Friday with Meghan's quick stroll on the Temerama to Bronze a Coastal Path, flanked by security, then headed to the Bondi Surf Bather's Life. Saving club for a 30-minute chat inside, all under heavy police watch. Crowds went wild outside, cheering loud as the couple emerged, shaking hands and snapping selfies without missing a beat, while hundreds gathered on. The beats for a surf demo folks seemed thrilled, even outshining some paid event vibes. Later, they sailed Sydney Harbor with Invictus Australia, echoing their 2018 trip, before a super rugby match between the New South Wales. War Taws and Moana Pasifika, Meghan's also popping into the women only her best life retreat, where tickets run up to $3,100.

1:02$99 Australian dollars for VIP, perks like group photos. Turns out her MasterChef Australia guest spot was a free VPR win, no pay involved. Broker through a closed-pal spotted walking with her earlier, as taxpayer-funded cops keep the whirlwind rolling into the tour's final hours.