Day 4 of Royal Visit to Australia
On the fourth day of their royal tour of Australia, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited Bondi Beach, a popular surf spot in Sydney. The royal couple participated in a number of activities with local community groups, including a “Fluro Friday” session, where they shared their experiences with mental health issues.
During the visit, the Duchess of Sussex shared that she relates pregnancy to jet lag, stating that she experiences difficulty sleeping and wakes up early to practice yoga in her room.
Macarthur Girls High School Visit
After their visit to Bondi Beach, the Duke and Duchess visited Macarthur Girls High School, where they met with students involved in the In League in Harmony Youth Advocate program. The program aims to foster leadership and empower young women through community engagement and social justice initiatives.
Sydney Harbor Bridge Climb and Invictus Games Flag Raising
Later on Friday, the Duke of Sussex climbed the iconic Sydney Harbor Bridge to raise a flag marking the arrival of the Invictus Games, an international sporting event he founded in 2014. The Invictus Games provide an opportunity for wounded, injured, and sick military personnel and veterans to compete in adaptive sports.
- The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s visit to Bondi Beach highlights their commitment to supporting mental health awareness and engaging with local communities.
- The Duchess of Sussex’s pregnancy anecdote provides a glimpse into the challenges and experiences she faces as a mother-to-be.
- The Duke of Sussex’s climb up the Sydney Harbor Bridge and the Invictus Games flag raising ceremony symbolize his dedication to empowering disabled and injured veterans through sports.
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