On Friday October 19 The Duke and Duchess arrived at Sydney’s Bondi Beach for a warm welcome.
The couple were greeted by local surfing community OneWave and one woman, Charlotte Waverley, 35, discussed pregnancy with the duchess.Pregnant Meghan Markle said her pregnancy was like “having jet lag without actually travelling”.
“Meghan told me that pregnancy was like having jet lag,” Charlotte said.
“She said she was up at 4.30am this morning doing yoga in her room as she couldn’t sleep.
“It’s a bit of a double whammy for her, she said, as she has both the baby and jet lag to contend with,” she added.
Lifeguard Jake Nolan, who has previously met Harry on Bondi Beach, said: “He said that he’d met us before – he came by the tower.
“We had a bit of a laugh because last time he was here he was out for a run and he said ‘Last time I was a bit sweaty when I met you’.
“We got them a little lifeguard uniform – mini shorts, mini shirt.”
Anthony Carroll, known as Harries, said: “It was amazing, they’re such beautiful, down-to-earth people.
“I’m really humbled and proud.”
Harry and Meghan have already hit the beach in Melbourne and visited farmers in Dubbo as part of their 16-day tour to Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga.
In the afternoon, the couple will climb Sydney Harbour Bridge alongside Invictus competitors to raise the flag for the games.
Their last engagements of the day will be meetings with Bill Shorten, leader of the opposition, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
