Harry & Meghan's Aussie Tour: Charity, Culture, Commerce

0:00On April 17th, Harry and Meghan wrapped up their Australia tour with a mix of heartfelt visits and a quick-paid gig. Meghan showed up for just over two hours at the Women Only Her Best Life retreat in Sydney, where fans showed out up to 1,700. Pounds for photos and questions. Organizers say she pocketed around 130,000 pounds for the appearance on the event's final day. Earlier, the couple hit Bondi Beach to meet survivors of the December 14th terrorist attack that claimed 15 lives. They hugged first responders and folks like Jessica Chapnick-Con who shielded her five-year-old daughter during the chaos. The Sussexes also checked out artifacts for a new Sydney Jewish Museum exhibit honoring the victims and heroes. Reactions poured in from those they met. One survivor called it an honor, stressing how the visit highlighted fighting hate. Lifeguards said it meant a lot amid their brief trip. Fans mobbed them for selfies at the Sydney Opera House, and they even got custom flip-flops labeled Goode Hazah and Goode Megs from Invictus Australia supporters.

1:06Security was tight with police, dogs, and counter-terror units, sparking debate over taxpayer-funded protection. After the retreat, dubbed Megstock by some, they caught a rugby match between the New South Wales War Taws and Mawana Pasifika with Megan cheering on. Her husband from the VIP seats. One fan even rushed their car for a shoey stunt, but got shut down quick. As the dust settles on their down under swing, these moments blend charity, culture, and commerce, leaving Ozzy's buzzing about the Royal Ripple. Effect.