Hooroo,Meghan MarkleandPrince Harry!
Meghan carrieda Cuyana bagand wore herAquazzura Casablanca pumpsin peach suede, which she wore on Friday night, according toMeghan’s Mirror.
When the duo touches down, New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will greet the couple.
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Upon arriving in New Zealand, the couple will receive a Ceremony of Welcome and lay a wreath at the Pukeahu National War Memorial before meeting with Ardern.
“In a world where negativity is given too much of a platform, our Invictus competitors — many of whom have been given a second chance at life — are achieving extraordinary things,” he said.
“They get called heroes. They’re tagged as legends. They’re referred to as super-humans. Now, of course, all those things are true! Right? Well, I believe, that the real power of their example is that they are not superheroes. Sorry to break it to you guys!” he joked.
“What they are achieving isn’t impossible nor is it magical,” Harry continued. “You have seen it happen before your very eyes because these competitors have made it happen. They are men and women who have confronted a challenge and overcome it. They are ordinary people doing extraordinary things… That is something we can all aspire to.”
Meghan shared a similar message with attendees in hersurprise speech, in addition to expressing her awe about her husband’s efforts to create an inspiring event.
“The Novak family from Chicago is a prime example of this very thing,” Meghan said. “When their son Ryan suffered a severe injury leaving him paralyzed from the waist down, doctors said he would never be able to walk again. But after speaking to his mom, Karri, it was clear that it was through Ryan’s strength of spirit, and with the unwavering support of his parents, that he was able to prove all of those doctors wrong.”
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This is the couple’s first joint visit to New Zealand while Harry’s grandmother,Queen Elizabeth, has made 10 visits to the country — the first of which came during her Commonwealth Tour in 1953 to 1954.
source: people.com
