Prince Harry and Meghan embark on final day of tour after emotional admissions | Royal | News

Harry and Meghan are entering the last official day of their Australian tour as they will attend two more events in Sydney.

The final leg of the events sees the pair joining members of the Invictus community on the water at Sydney Harbour, before culminating at the big rugby match in Sydney where the NSW Waratahs will take on the visiting Moana Pacifica.

Although the tour officially ends today, Meghan will attend a three-day women-only retreat over the weekend, promising yoga, sound healing, meditation and a psychologist-led session.

Her attendance at the retreat is not part of the couple’s trip to Australia.

Yesterday, the pair made it all clear, opening up about their personal mental health issues during their visit to Melbourne.

The Duchess of Sussex told mental health engagement program Batyr that she was “bullied and attacked” on social media every day for 10 years and was “the most trolled person in the whole world”.

Later, Harry gave a speech at the InterEdge Summit in Melbourne on “leadership in the workplace, psychosocial safety and human connection.”

There he told delegates he didn’t want to be a working royal because “he killed my mother and I was vehemently opposed to that”. She spoke of feeling ‘lost, betrayed and powerless’ following her mother’s death.

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