After a brief rest at home,Meghan Marklewas back to beaming as usual on the sixth day of her royal tour Down Under with husband Prince Harry.
For the occasion Meghan dressed in a black turtleneck and black jeans with a white striped blazer from L’Agence and black Deneuve bow pumps from Aquazzura.
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Harry,who has been coordinatinga bitwith his wife, wore a gray blazer and black pants with brown suede shoes.
Though Meghan missed Sunday morning’s medal ceremony, Harry had it well handled solo — still finding time to chat with the competitors while awarding a gold to the U.K.’s Michael Swain (and helping him grab his fallen hat, which Swain had removed for the occasion).
Also in attendance at the afternoon reception, held at Pavilion Restaurant, were Invictus competitors and their family and friends as well as children from the Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation,who got their own royal audience.
Earlier Sunday, sources said Meghanwould be reducing her engagementsfor a few days as the end of the first week of her first royal tour approached.
“After a busy programme, The Duke and Duchess have decided to cut back The Duchess’s schedule slightly for the next couple of days, ahead of the final week and a half of the tour,” a source reportedly said.
Meghan is “feeling fine but resting,” one source said, according toHello!‘s Emily Nash. The goal is “just trying to pace things for her,” according to a source.
On Monday, just one day before their tour began, Meghan and Harry confirmedthey were expecting their first child together.
After the Sunday morning cycling medal ceremony,Harry saidhis wife was “resting back at home.”
“Being pregnant takes its toll,” he said.
She seemed none the worse for wear at the reception, where photographers captured her, all smiles, with Harry.
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According to reports, Meghan is still set to travel to Fraser Island, off of Australia’s eastern coast, and will continue making some other appearances with Harry.
So far this trip — which has or will take them not just to Australia but Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand — Meghan and Harry have been happily received as they attended Invictus events, stepped out on Bondi Beach and met with locals, among other stops.
They started the tour just one day after announcing they were expecting their first child together, who will be seventh in line for the British throne.
source: people.com
