Summary
Prince Harry and Meghan met survivors and emergency workers of the Bondi beach terror attack during their visit to Sydney, Australia. They also attended public events on their private tour, including a boat ride and a rugby match.
Key Facts
- Prince Harry and Meghan visited Bondi, where 15 people died in a terror attack on December 14.
- They met survivors, including Jessica Chapnik Khan and Elon Zizer, and emergency responders at Bondi Surf Bathers’ Life Saving Club.
- The couple met representatives from the Sydney Jewish Museum, which is opening an exhibition about the attack.
- They attended a Super Rugby Pacific match and a Sydney Harbour boat ride with Invictus Australia representatives.
- Meghan is the headline guest at a wellness retreat in Sydney, with tickets costing up to $3,199 for VIP experiences.
- Prince Harry gave a keynote speech at the InterEdge Summit in Melbourne, speaking about his mental health and personal struggles.
- Harry and Meghan visited in a private capacity and chose managed private events over public meet-and-greets.
- The couple met families and volunteers who expressed admiration for them during the trip.
