It's been 11 years since Prince George headed Down Under, but after Australia's prime minister visited the U.K., it sounds like that might change in the near future. Over the weekend, Anthony Albanese met with King Charles at Balmoral Castle, and he made it clear that Prince William and Princess Kate have a "standing invitation" to visit Australia. Following the announcement, royal expert Robert Jobson pointed out that it's unlikely the couple would leave their children in the U.K. for such a long trip—and hinted at when a tour might happen.
"It was wonderful to welcome King Charles and Queen Camilla to Australia recently, who had a very successful visit and His Majesty is very engaged," Albanese told News Corp (via the Daily Mail). "I hope that the Prince and Princess of Wales are able to visit as well and we are hopeful that might occur in the coming period."
