Meghan Markle and Prince Harry on day two of Australia tour – see best photos

The daddy of two regarded dapper in a grey button-up shirt and black pants as he attended an occasion targeted on addressing males’s well being points in Melbourne. 

Harry arrived at Whitten Oval, the coaching grounds of Australian Guidelines soccer membership the Western Bulldogs. 

He then took half in a Q&A session surrounding the Movember motion, which inspires males to develop mustaches in November to lift consciousness of and funds for males’s well being initiatives.

“Clearly, 40 years in the past, there wasn’t social media,” he stated through the session. “That is only one instance of conversations that are actually occurring in households between youngsters and fogeys that by no means existed between me and my dad and mom.” 

He additionally mentioned his fatherhood journey with Dr Zac Seidler, World Director of Analysis on the Movember Institute of Males’s Well being. “It is crucial and transformational function a man can ever transfer into,” he stated. “That function…provides you objective.”

“These days, weeks, after start are an actual wrestle,” he admitted, earlier than including that he saved a diary to doc his fatherhood journey. 

“You are not alone,” Harry stated. “For me, [going to therapy] was an indication of power, not weak point. Do not ever let your self get to the purpose the place you’re no use to anyone.”

Harry and Meghan’s second day Down Beneath noticed the Duke take the lead as he visited the Australian Conflict Memorial in Canberra, only a quick aircraft journey from Melbourne.

Throughout his go to to the nation’s capital, he may also attend a reception for Invictus Australia and meet with Indigenous veterans.

Throughout his go to to the nation’s capital, he attended a Final Publish ceremony, which serves to commemorate a person by means of the sounding of the final put up tune.  

He additionally met with Indigenous battle veterans on the memorial, and paid his respects throughout a Welcome to Nation ceremony, the place he wafted smoke from the fireplace pit as per custom.

Harry laid a wreath on the ceremony earlier than being taken inside to see a gallery devoted to Captain Reg Saunders, the primary Indigenous Australian to be commissioned as an officer within the Australian military.  

The 41-year-old will then return to Melbourne and reunite along with his spouse earlier than they start the third day of their whirlwind Australia tour.