Prince Harry Twirls Girl, Meets Terror Attack Survivors

0:00On April 17th, Prince Harry and Meghan wrapped up their Australia tour in Sydney with a heartwarming moment where Harry tore out a four-year-old fan around during an Invictus Australia event. The little girl, daughter of veteran Joel Vanderswan, who competed in the 2022 Invictus Games, got Meghan involved first before pulling. Harry in for the spin. The family also introduced their nine-month-old twin boys, named Harrison and William in a wild coincidence. Vanderswan gifted the couple custom flip-flops, Harry saying, good-hi-hazah, and Meghan's good-hi-megs, prompting Harry to joke about usually getting. Budgie smugglers from the group. Fans lit up at the site, sharing clips online, while the couple connected deeply on Vandai Beach with first responders and survivors of the December. 14th terrorist attack that claimed 15 lives. They hugged folks like Jessica Chapnacan, who shielded her five-year-old daughter and checked out hero artifacts for a new Sydney Jewish museum.

1:00Exhibit. Earlier, they sailed Sydney Harbor, hit the Opera House for selfies, and met surf lifesavers, all under heavy security on a sunny day. Meghan set for a state interview at a pricey women's retreat tonight, with VIP tickets around $1,700. Their trip caps with the rugby match between New South Wales, Waritas, and Moana Pasifika, underscoring Harry's ongoing push for Invictus Athletes ahead of the 20-27 Games in Birmingham.