Meghan Markle's Australia Trip: Self-Care & Monetization

0:00On April 18th, Meghan Markle wrapped up her Australia trip with a candid chat at a high-end women's retreat in Sydney, asking super fans if it was time. For her to invest in herself after years of lifting up other women, this VIP event drew crowds who shelled out up to 1,700 pounds for fraught receipts, photos, and a fancy dinner. Prince Harry joined her on stage, giving a sweet welcome kiss as she arrived. She opened up about the tough side of fame over the past decade, calling out the harsh criticism as people's own projections tainting her joys like, her wedding and kids' birds. Motherhood, she said, brought her patience and perspective, key for their high profile life. Organizers reportedly paid 120,000 pounds to half her there. Fans and celebs like radio hosts Jackie O. and Carrie Bickmore soaked it all in, with Meghan positioning herself as an antidote to online venom. She credited Harry for keeping her safe, even joking about wildlife on their Botswana

1:01date. A no-filming rule kept things intimate, but photos captured the vibe. Next morning, the couple slipped out early from the hotel at 7.20am, skipping yoga and breakfast to catch a 9am flight back to Los Angeles. They'll reunite with six-year-old Archie and four-year-old Lily Bett at their Montecito home after visiting Bondi Beach attack survivors. Banks are buzzing about her monetizing the trip to an AI fashion site, where she invests and earns commissions on outfit sold, including one, from the emotional Bondi meeting. Still, her message on self-care amid the spotlight lingers as they head home.