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Buckingham Palace’s fears have come true. Harry and Meghan can have their cake and eat it too
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Standing on a wharf in Sydney Harbour on Friday, it was clear what Buckingham Palace was worried about has come to fruition: Prince Harry and Meghan can have their cake and eat it too.
A swath of fans, waiting behind barricades for a glimpse of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, immediately started cheering once the couple got out of their car. They’d had the same rock star reception at Bondi Beach that morning, and throughout the week in Melbourne and Canberra.
“Harry’s just a lovely, strong man,” Lisa, from Hobart, told this masthead while she waited. “I think Diana would be very proud of him.”
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have come full circle as they return to Australia for a non-royal tour. (Reuters: Jonathan Brady/Pool)
The last time Prince Harry stood outside Sydney Opera House it was in front of 4000 people to open the Invictus Games. The heavens opened that night in spectacular fashion, and the lavish outdoor proceedings were delayed.
With his new wife Meghan gazing up from a rather sodden front row, her hand across her tummy — on their arrival in Australia the Palace had announced the Duchess was pregnant with their first child Prince Archie — Harry was on top of the world.
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