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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Signal Potential Return to Australia in Newly Shared Letter

Personal correspondence reveals the Sussexes are considering their first Australian visit since twenty eighteen
A newly surfaced personal letter from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has sparked fresh speculation about a potential return to Australia, marking what would be their first visit to the Commonwealth nation since their widely celebrated tour in twenty eighteen.

The letter, dated October twenty-four, twenty twenty-five and written on stationery bearing their joint monogram, was shared on social media by Australian astrologer Angela Pearl, who recently met the couple during their visit to New York City.

Pearl posted a photo of herself with the Duke and Duchess from the same evening, alongside a partially redacted image of the correspondence.

In the letter’s visible lines, the couple thanked Pearl for joining them at a recent gathering and expressed appreciation for what they described as her energy and insight.

The most notable passage came in a brief but clear reference to future travel: the couple wrote that they looked forward to staying in touch, “especially as we look to visit Australia again.” The message immediately drew attention, as a return to Australia would represent a significant step for the couple.

Their previous visit in twenty eighteen was their first major overseas tour as newlyweds and coincided with the announcement of Meghan’s pregnancy with their son, Prince Archie.

Since stepping back from official royal duties in twenty twenty and relocating to California, the couple have shaped a new international presence through philanthropic and mental-health initiatives, including recent trips to Nigeria and Colombia.

A renewed journey to Australia would come at a moment of heightened national engagement with the monarchy.

King Charles and Queen Camilla toured the country in twenty twenty-four, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has expressed hopes for additional high-profile visits from senior royals.

Although the Sussexes’ letter does not confirm dates or details, its language suggests genuine intent to re-establish their connection with Australia, a nation where they previously drew large and enthusiastic crowds.

Neither the couple nor their representatives have provided further comment, leaving the timing and purpose of the prospective trip open.

Even so, the letter has provided the clearest indication yet that Australia may once again be part of their global outreach.
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