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Meghan and Harry's Sweet Hospital Visit in Australia
14 Apr
Summary
- The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited a children's hospital in Melbourne.
- They engaged with patients, received gifts, and participated in therapy sessions.
- Meghan also visited a women's refuge to serve meals.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex commenced their four-day tour of Australia with an engaging visit to the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne on Tuesday, April 14. Hundreds gathered to welcome the royal couple, who interacted warmly with young patients, offering hugs and posing for photographs.
During their time at the hospital, Harry and Meghan participated in a garden therapy session, discussing plants and flowers with the children. A four-year-old patient named Lily presented Meghan with a handmade sign and flowers, eliciting a heartfelt embrace from the Duchess. Harry also engaged with oncology patient Hamish about football.
Following the hospital engagement, Meghan visited a local women's refuge, run by McAuley Community Services for Women. There, she donned an apron and served meals to women and children facing challenges such as family violence and homelessness. The Duchess joined residents at a table, sharing conversation.
The royal couple's visit garnered intense media attention upon their arrival in Australia, with large crowds assembling to greet them at the hospital. Despite the warm reception, some residents in Sydney expressed differing opinions, with one describing the couple as 'boring' and focused on 'self promotion.'
