Meghan to headline £1,400 ‘girls’ weekend’ in Australia: Duchess to give Q&A and pose for photos with VIP guests at luxury retreat with yoga, sound healing and manifestation exercises

Meghan Markle will headline a £1,400 “girls” weekend in Australia, where she will give a speech and pose for photos with VIP guests at a luxury wellness retreat.
Three hundred guests will attend the special event in Sydney next month during the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s tour of Australia.
They will have morning yoga sessions, a ‘sound healing’ experience, a meditation and manifestation session, and the opportunity to meet Meghan face-to-face.
Sold as a ‘girls weekend’ like no other, the Duchess will appear during a gala dinner where VIP ticket holders will be in the front row and have a group photo taken with her.
The weekend is organized by the Her Best Life podcast, founded by Gemma O’Neill and well-known Australian celebrity Jackie ‘O’ Henderson.
Advertising for the event reads: ‘A girls’ weekend like no other! An unforgettable weekend for women ready to reconnect, recharge, and have some serious fun.
‘Join us for an intimate, luxurious oceanside weekend designed to bring women together for powerful conversations, relaxation, laughter and unforgettable experiences.’
Meghan Markle, pictured at a fundraising gala last month, will headline a one-of-a-kind ‘girls’ weekend in Australia
Weekend ad promises a ‘girls’ weekend like no other’
VIP experience tickets cost £1,700 per person and will get you a group table photo with the Duchess.
O’Neill, a former employee and producer of actress Nicole Kidman, confirmed the event on Wednesday during the podcast he now hosts on his own after Henderson stepped down as co-host last month.
He told his audience: ‘I was amazed [Meghan] and how she showed what she had endured… and how a woman could be pushed down but still get up.’
Meghan and Harry are returning to Australia seven years after their first visit in 2018, when they were still senior members of the Royal Family.
Meghan’s representatives have been approached for comment.
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