Australia is preparing for a significant Royal visit as King Charles and Queen Camilla are expected to touch down later this week.
The Royal couple will be making their first trip to the country since 2018, with stops in Sydney and Canberra.
This comes in the same year that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle undertook a high-profile tour of Australia just months after their wedding.
The Sussexes spent 16 days touring Australia, Fiji, Tonga, and New Zealand on their inaugural joint Royal tour.
On the eve of the tour, it was announced that Meghan was expecting their son, Prince Archie. The couple drew massive crowds during their tour, attending an impressive 76 engagements.
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However, Valentine Low, former Royal correspondent for The Times, claims in his book, Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown, that while Meghan “enjoyed the attention” she received, she didn’t understand the purpose of Royal walkabout.
He writes: “On the South Pacific tour, Harry and Meghan were going down a storm. Massive crowds were turning out to see them, and Meghan’s refreshingly informal approach to royal visits was proving a hit with the Australian public.
“Behind the scenes, however, it was a different story. Although she enjoyed the attention, Meghan failed to understand the point of all those walkabouts, shaking hands with countless strangers.