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Since becoming a member of the royal family in May,Meghan Marklehas been known to style her brunette tresses in loose waves and the occasional messy bun.
However, for her first day in Dubbo and the second day of her andPrince Harry’smajor royal tour Down Under, Meghan opted for a rare ponytail.
This isn’t the first time Meghan has supported Williams' style and sporting endeavors. In July, Meghan and her sister-in-lawKate Middletonhad theirfirst solo outing togetherat the Ladies' Singles Final at the Wimbledon Championships. Throughout the event, Meghan could be seen cheering on Williams, who lost to Germany’s Angelique Kerber.
Williams posted to Instagram cheering on her twinning moment with her friend, writing, “The face you make when you and Duchess of Sussex Meghan have matching@serenablazers!”
It’s also not the first time Meghan has sported a ponytail.
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While learning from the farmers Scott and Elaine Woodley and their 23-year-old daughter Laura, Meghan and Harry also got a chance to feed cattle, which consisted of dumping a mixture of grains onto piles of hay.
Next, the royal couple visited Victoria Park for a picnic to celebrate the community spirit within the region.
Once there, Meghan and Harry were met with unexpected rainfall, which Harry joked was a “gift,” during his speech as the Dubbo community has been drought-stricken for the past two years.
Also in his speech, Harry praised the people of Dubbo for being, “honest, hardworking and as tough as they come and that resilience, sense of humor and commitment to the land are the qualities that make you unique.”
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While the rain was a welcomed surprise, Harry went on to say “it is going to take a lot more and a long time to recover,” from the water shortage.
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Harry previously opened up abouthis own mental health battlesas he struggled after the death of his motherPrincess Diana.
“You are all in this together and, if I may say, personally, we are all in this together. Because asking for help was one of the best decisions that I ever made.”
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Meghan and Harry will spend 16 days touring Australia, Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand.
source: people.com
