- Royalty meets veterans in Melbourne
- Engaging activities with veteran families
- Visits to hospital and shelter
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry recently embarked on a heartfelt visit to Australia, marking their return to the continent since their 2018 royal tour. On April 14, 2026, the couple visited the Australian National Veterans’ Art Museum in Melbourne. This visit was a significant part of their itinerary, reflecting their ongoing dedication to supporting military families. The museum, a veteran-led charity, offers a platform for veterans to share their experiences through art, fostering well-being and community engagement.
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Engaging with Veteran Families
During their visit, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex participated in creative activities with the children of veterans. Donning aprons, they joined a pottery class where Harry crafted a "one-winged kookaburra," while Meghan made a clay ostrich. Meghan shared with the children, "There’s an ostrich farm, actually, not far from our home." The couple's interaction with the families underscored their commitment to fostering a supportive environment for veterans and their loved ones.
Visits to Hospital and Shelter
Earlier in the day, Meghan and Harry visited the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne, a place with a special connection to Prince Harry's mother, Princess Diana, who visited the hospital in 1983. Meghan also made a solo visit to a women's shelter, where she helped serve lunch, emphasizing her advocacy for women's rights and community support. These visits highlight the couple's dedication to various social causes, extending their support beyond military families.
