PHOTOSMeghan Markle & Prince Harry Attend A Reception At The Auckland War Museum
Oct. 30 2018, Published 6:56 p.m. ET
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry had a jam-packed day in Auckland, New Zealand as a part of their 16-Day royal tour. Earlier they played a friendly game of “welly wanging” and they ended the day with a visit to the Auckland War Memorial Museum. There, the Duke and Duchess received a warm welcome from the prime minister and watched a youth group performance.
The soon-to-be parents coordinated in navy blue outfits as they attended the reception. Harry incorporated the color in a classic suit with a white button-down and Meghan wore a high-low dress with buttons on the front to conceal her baby bump.
The Prime Minister of New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern, sat on the other side of Harry as the royals watched a group performance of young students.
The kids danced barefoot in traditional clothing. Although most of the performance aimed to show off the country's culture, a video posted on the Kensington Palace Twitter page revealed that they incorporated popular viral dance moves.
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At the reception, Harry delivered a speech during which he stated, "In my role as Commonwealth Youth Ambassador, it is a privilege to champion so many exceptionally talented young leaders across all 53 countries,” he said, according to Kensington Royal’s Twitter account.
He continued to address the young people: “Your voices are being heard, and each and every one of you is making this change happen."
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