Harry and Meghan wave goodbye to fans in Coogee as they leave Australia after four-day visit
Although they are no longer working members of the Royal Family, Harry and Meghan made a classic gesture often repeated by the family as they left Australia after their four-day visit.
The couple were seen waving to fans as they left their Coogee accommodation for Sydney Airport as their whirlwind visit came to an end on Saturday.
The duo spent four days in Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney, attending shows ranging from high-profile keynotes to meet-and-greets at Melbourne Children’s Hospital.
In Sydney, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex met with survivors of the Bondi terror attack and spoke to lifeguards who responded to the incident.
After their time in Bondi, the duo headed to the Sydney Opera House; A significant crowd of fans and media were there hoping to catch a glimpse of them.
They then hopped on a sailboat and took a nice tour around Sydney Harbor and spent Friday night watching the Waratahs beat Moana Pacifica at the Allianz Stadium.
The visit was not entirely without controversy, as The Daily Telegraph reported that NSW Police would provide double protection for the couple during their visit to Sydney and taxpayers would cover the costs.
Harry and Meghan last came to Australia in 2018, during the Invictus games; It was an event of personal significance to Harry, who served two tours of duty as an Apache Helicopter pilot in Afghanistan between 2007 and 2013.
It was learned that the couple left for Sydney Airport on Saturday morning, where they will travel to Montecito in California to reunite with their children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
