Harry and Meghan Connect with Veterans and Families During Meaningful ANVAM Visit (UPDATED 4/14)

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continued their time in Melbourne with a visit centered on connection, creativity, and community.

At the Australian National Veterans Arts Museum (ANVAM), the couple spent time with veterans and their children, taking part in hands-on creative activities designed to support healing through art. The museum’s mission—using artistic expression as a pathway for storytelling and recovery—aligns closely with Harry’s long-standing work supporting veterans and their families.

Throughout the visit, Harry and Meghan chatted with families, encouraging children, and taking part in the creative process themselves. It was a relaxed but meaningful moment, offering space for connection while highlighting the importance of programs that support veterans beyond their service.

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Opportunities like these—where families can come together, share experiences, and express themselves creatively—play a vital role in building community and supporting emotional wellbeing. It’s a cause that remains deeply personal for Harry, and one Meghan continues to champion alongside him.

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Ellie of Royal British Fashion was outside the event today and shared a video clip of Meghan and Harry arriving and then departing.

A look at what Meghan wore for their visit.

Meghan wore a suede jacket and matching suede skirt from Australian-based brand St. Agni.

St. Agni Suede Utility Cocoon Bomber – Khaki, $1000 / St. Agni Suede Column Skirt – Khaki, $890 — both pieces coming soon according to the website.

UPDATE 4/14: I’ve been looking for affordable options for the jacket and skirt. I found this jacket form Abercrombie & Fitch that’s similar — Vegan Suede Bomber Jacket, $160.

Meghan wore the brand while in the Hamptons, July 2024.

UPDATE 4/14: Her sweater is from the Australian brand P.Johnson — the Annie Top in taupe, $220 (currently available for Australian customers, not available in the US).

UPDATE 4/14: Get the look for less —

Lands’ End Women’s Cotton Pointelle Shell Sweater, $65 now $32 / J.Crew Shell in Mushroom, $41 / LilySilk Silk-Cashmere Blend Knit Top, $119 now $71

The Duchess wore her Aquazzura ‘Purist’ pump in beige – available here and here.

Meghan wore another pair of earrings from Australian-based and women-owned brand Real Fine Studio – Real Fine Signature Studs, $990.

UPDATE 4/14: Get the look with these affordable options —

Stella & Dot Sparkle Diamond Stud Earrings, $30 (use code WHAT15 for 15% off) / Etsy 2.5 Carat Certified Moissanite Diamond Stud Earring, $90 / Anna Zuckerman Just Like Diamonds Only Better 2ct studs, $150

That covers all the engagements for Tuesday. Meghan is not scheduled to appear with Harry on Wednesday although it’s possible she may have her own engagements that we are not aware of. I’ll be back Thursday for sure —

• In the morning the Duke and Duchess will participate in the Scar Tree Walk.
• Later Harry and Meghan will visit ‘batyr’, a mental health engagement program.
• In the evening the couple will attend the InterEdge Summit in Melbourne.