Prince Harry & Meghan Meet Bondi Shooting Survivors

0:00It's April 17th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Prince Harry and his wife Megan wrapped up their 4-day trip to Australia by meeting survivors of last December's Bondi Beach shooting. That attack by a father and son duo, inspired by Islamic State, killed 15 people at a Jewish festival, marking Australia's deadliest mass. Shooting in decades, the couple connected with folks like 40-year-old Elon's Isar, who took bullets shooting his kids. They also chatted with first responders from the Bondi-Surf Fathers' Life Saving Club, and leaders from the Sydney Jewish Museum, which is launching in, Exhibit on the Tragedy. This comes on day 4 of their visit, hitting Sydney, Canberra, and Melbourne. Australians have mixed feelings about the Sessics as being back, since King Charles is still head of state and Republic talk simmers. Crowds gave them warm welcomes at public spots, but some call it a pseudo-royal tour. Questioning the point now that they step down as working.

1:01Royals back in 2020. Earlier in the week, Harry linked up with military veterans, while Megan gets judged on MasterChef Australia, and prepped a headline of luxury. Wellness retreat tonight, with tickets starting at $2,699 Australian dollars for yoga and sound healing sessions. As the Duke and Duchess head home after this meaningful close, their trip highlights how their blending private projects with public good keeping that global spotlight shining bright.