Harry & Meghan's Aussie Tour: New Initiatives & Tributes

0:00On April 17th, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are back in Australia, stirring up vibes from their 2018 Royal Tour. This week, the couple sailed Sydney Harbor with Invictus Australia folks, then hid Bondi Beach to chat with volunteer first responders from the local. Life Saving Club That group, started back in 1907, stepped up big during the December 14th terrorist attack, saving lives and keeping the peace. They got a fun welcome too, with Meghan scoring custom flip flops, saying G-Day Megs from an Invictus vet. It echoes their last trip in October 2018, when they cruised the same harbor during the Invictus games, right after announcing there, pregnancy with Prince Archie. Those games Harry founded are all about adaptive sports for wounded vets, like wheelchair basketball and sitting volleyball. Earlier on the trip, Harry lit up an Invictus Australia reception, dropping news of a new sports festival launching in Perth, come October 20. 26. He shouted out the warrior games from the U.S. Defense Department, as the spark that turned into this global recovery movement through sports.

1:07The duo has been busy across Melbourne, Canberra, and Sydney. They kicked off in Melbourne at the Royal Children's Hospital, a spot Princess Diana visited in 1985. Plus Meghan did a solo at a women's shelter, then came the scar tree walk honoring Aboriginal roots, a youth mental health session, and Harry's keynote at the Inter Edge Summit. All this action shows Harry and Meghan doubling down on calls as close to their hearts, bridging past tours with fresh initiatives that keep supporting vets and communities down under. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News, today, powered by AI. I'm Corey, with the story.