Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have revealed plans for a significant trip to Australia in the coming weeks. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be visiting both Sydney and Melbourne in mid-April, as confirmed by their spokesperson. The royal couple is set to engage in various private, business, and philanthropic activities during their time in Australia without their children, Archie and Lilibet.

While specific details of their itinerary are still uncertain, there are speculations that Meghan will make an appearance on the Her Best Life podcast, hosted by Jackie “O” Henderson and Gemma O’Neill under their company, “Besties”. Additionally, reports suggest that Harry will participate in engagements related to Australia’s armed forces and veterans’ community. This visit to Australia coincides with King Charles’ recent trip to the United States.

The Sussexes’ previous official visit to Australia was in 2018, shortly before stepping back from their royal duties. Their 16-day tour at that time included stops in Sydney, Melbourne, Dubbo, Fiji, Tonga, and New Zealand. Following their recent trip to Jordan, where they focused on humanitarian efforts to support refugees, Harry and Meghan visited various facilities and engaged with local communities. They also visited the World Central Kitchen headquarters, a philanthropic partnership initiated by the couple through their organization, Archewell.

The British Ambassador to Jordan expressed gratitude for the Sussexes’ visit, acknowledging their support for the humanitarian efforts in the region. This trip underscores Harry and Meghan’s continued commitment to charitable causes and global engagement.