Meghan Markle will return to Australia later this month for a string of private and public events in Sydney, where the duchess is said to be eyeing 'serious money' opportunities and positioning herself as a potential 'Queen of Hearts' for the country, according to an unnamed source. The trip, confirmed in part by her team via People magazine, will see Meghan headline a three-day women's retreat from 17 to 19 April and carry out other business and philanthropic engagements with Prince Harry. This will be their first visit to Australia since 2018, when the couple toured the country as working royals amid considerable public interest, in a trip widely regarded as a high point in their relationship with the Commonwealth.
A spokesperson for the couple told People that the retreat is only one part of a broader Australian schedule, saying Meghan and Prince Harry will undertake 'a number of private, business and philanthropic engagements' in mid-April. No detailed itinerary has been publicly released, and there has been no official comment from Australian authorities or local partners on what those additional events might involve. Until more is confirmed, any talk of specific projects or deals remains speculative and should be treated with caution.
