Prince Harry and Meghan's warm welcome home as the duchess shares never-before-seen moments from whirlwind Aussie tour
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and Prince Harry have returned home after their whirlwind tour of Australia, receiving a warm welcome from their children.
The royals were greeted with a surprise from their kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, who remained at home in Montecito, California during their trip Down Under.
A "welcome home" banner was hung at the door and the duchess also shared some behind the scenes snaps of the tour in a new reel too.
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Prince Harry and Meghan returned home to a warm welcome from their kids. Instagram/@meghan
Like any parents, they didn't return home empty handed and it wasn't long before Meghan pulled out the souvenirs she brought home.
The haul included letters to Lilibet from fans, Australia-themed sticker books, and of course, a packet of TimTams that were immediately dug into.
The royal also posted a recap of the trip to her profile that features never before seen moments, captioned: "Australia, you have our hearts".
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The couple immediately pulled out souvenirs and got stuck into the Tim Tams. Instagram/@meghan
The couple shared personal footage of their trip, incuding their morning stroll at Bondi Beach, Instagram/@meghan
The reel featured all of the events they attended from their trip to Melbourne and Sydney, meeting the public along the way.
It also included snippets of some downtime, including footage taken on their personal phones.
They took videos of the bustling city of Melbourne, a morning walk at Bondi Beach, an intimate dinner, and even Meghan doing her makeup in their hotel room in the morning with the sun beaming in.
They enjoyed an intimate dinner away from the media during the whirlwind tour. Instagram/@meghan
Meghan shared herself getting ready in the morning. Instagram/@meghan
By many accounts, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's tour was a roaring success, one that likely has the royal family thinking twice.
"Polarising but adored, Harry and Meghan have shown the Windsors what could have been during non-royal tour on their terms," said nine.com.au's royal reporter Natalie Oliveri.
"Prince Harry and Meghan are still serving, but in their own way. And they are still ticking all the boxes of what royals would usually do on a tour like this, but they are picking and choosing the agenda to suit their own.
"They have managed to achieve their half-in, half-out approach," she said.
"One can only imagine what King Charles and Prince William would make of it all."
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