Ahead of Harry and Meghan's visit, King and Queen leave for Australia
King Frederik X and Queen Mary of Denmark undertakes an official visit to Australia
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would visit Australia in mid-April to undertake a number of private, business and philanthropic engagements.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's upcoming visit marks their first return to Australia since 2018.
Prince Harry will be the keynote speaker at the InterEdge Psychosocial Safety Summit in Melbourne, Australia, in April.
The update comes following the announcement that Meghan Markle will headline the Her Best Life Retreat in Sydney during the couple's trip there
Meanwhile, the King and Queen of Denmark are also visiting Australia and according to a statement issued by the country's royal family they are returning to Australia after more than two decades.
King Frederik X and Queen Mary shared multiple throwback photos from their last trip to Australia with the caption, "We have been enormously looking forward to the reunion with Australia and the whole country's population. A lot has happened since we met here more than 25 years ago."
-
Meghan Markle joins fundraising campaign for major cause: 'Incredibly touching' -
Prince William under pressure as future King: 'Huge burden' -
Buckingham Palace finally confirms Duchess Sophie visited US after Meghan, Harry's announcement -
King Charles has done ‘everything’ to save Andrew even ‘perverting the course of justice’ -
Prince William sees King Charles foot come down: ‘Enough is enough!’ -
Princesses Beatrice, Eugenie feel like ‘criminals’: ‘Why are we treated this way?’ -
Prince William’s health takes a hit: ‘He looks weaker and feels the weight turn heavier’ -
Zara Tindall to give ‘non working royal lessons’ to Prince Harry