Meghan’ Markles Sydney Retreat Leaves Fans in Tears

0:00 A calorogus Shark Media that low and welcome to Palace Intrigue. I am your host, Mark Francis. The Sydney Morning Herald takes us inside Meghan's wellness retreat under the headline we all had tears inside Megan's talk at three thousand dollars Sydney Retreat. Attendees at the Sydney Wallace Retreat have described an emotional and largely positive reaction to an appearance by Megan Mikael, with several saying the Duchess won over a previously uncertain audience. Liliana Sinelli, who traveled from Melbourne for the event, said the onstage conversation was effingantastic, adding the majority of the women I spoke to last night we're completely mesmerized by it. She converted a room of people who came in going I'm not sure what to expect.

0:52 According to Sinelli, Meghan avoided discussing royal life altogether, instead focusing on her current projects. It was more about her Netflix series, books and what she's doing, what's coming up. Another attendee, Megan Tawner, who attended with her sister, said the central message was about positivity and personal responsibility, She recalled Megan saying, if we don't stand up for what's right and we don't sort of speak our truth, even if we're not the ones putting the negativity out there, if we're not actively stopping it, or if we're not speaking up for what's right, then that's not good either. The event, part of her Best Life retreat in Koogie, featured a discussion between Megan and host Jemma O'Neill. Sinelli said the room became particularly emotional when Meghan spoke about online criticism. She said, every day as a woman, I get an article written about me in some form, and she said some of the horrible trolling the clickbait has affected her. Cinelli recalled, she shared that every day it's been a lot for them. She added describing the moment as one where everyone saw the pain of women trying to give it a go, and it was really touching moment because we all had tears. Prince Harry was also in attendance near the stage in a supportive role. Meghan spoke briefly about their home life, including sharing responsibilities such as school drop offs and making time to eat meals together.

2:10 Despite Meghan's a relatively short appearance around two hours. Attendees said they were satisfied with the experience. Sinnelli described her as really engaging and kind, noting that she took time to learn names and greet guests individually. Towner added, we had a bit of a joke because obviously we've got the same name, and I just said, well, mine's the Aussie version. In one report, Harry said to her rushed out. The guest said it was the most unusual thing. People were taking pictures of Meghan on the stage and Harry sort of rushed out really quickly. He didn't wait for her to come off the stage, didn't collect her from the stage. It was really odd. I sat there and everyone kept going on about how handsome he was and how wonderful he was, but he just almost ran out.

2:50 It was quite bizarre for the BBC. Simon Atkinson says Harry and Meghan's trip felt like a royal tour, except many ossies weren't interested. Atkinson tells US the word connection or connected were mentioned thirty times across the press releases issued by the Sussex's media team to journalists after each day of the visit. Such missives resembled the way Royal press offices would round up a day of engagement in a Royal tour, except these were with language free of convention and formality. They mentioned a community on twenty one occasions, and well being eight times. Incidentally, Royal appears just once in the press release, in the name of the Melbourne Children's Hospital, the Sussex's visited at the start of the tour.

3:31 In the Express, Rebecca Jones writes, I have secondhand embarrassment for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex following their latest move. While it is great that Harry and Meghan met with survivors of the Bundai Beach stabbing attack, visited McCauley Community Services for Women, and spoke of the inter Edge Psychosocial Safety summit in Melbourne, the trip has left a bad taste in my mouth. Was it just a crash grabbing brand deal securing tour or do the couple really want to be seen as philanthropical figures who care so deeply about others around the planet. Meghan's best life retreat was being offered for free. I might believe they just want to help people, but it was for profit. I'm not convinced and clearly not on their pr team, but it would be wise not to do another tour down Under.

4:12 In The Royalist, Tom Sykes writes, Meghan Michael's final day in Australia began with meeting survivors and first responders connected to the Bondai Beach shooting, the December fourteenth, twenty twenty five terror attack on Hunneker Event in Sydney that left fifteen people dead. Minutes later, the clothes Meghan was wearing were available for purchase on her new fashion platform, One Off, with Meghan earning up to fifteen percent of the sale prices. Selling the clothes of her own back at the site of the massacre where fifteen people died might come easily to Meghan, but like any right minded person, I find it sickening, much as I found it sickening earlier in the week when the clothes she wore when visiting a children's cancer hospital were put on the platform. More palacing just a moment. Meghan and Prince Harry returned home, where they were reunited with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

5:02 The Duchess shared a glimpse of the homecoming on social media, revealing that Archie and Lilibert had prepared a welcome home banner displayed above the entrance to the family's house. That dog Poola was also seen greeting them enthusiastically as they arrived. In additional posts, Meghan showed a selection of items brought back from Australia, including local treats and gifts for the children. Among them was a handwritten note addressed to Lilibet that read, may your world always be as bright and beautiful as the colors you choose. Love from Australia. The post also featured previously unseen moments from the trip, including time spent in Melbourne and Sydney, as one as more private scenes such as a dinner with Marcus Anderson and footage from their hotel stay at Koogie. Reflecting on the visit, Meghan wrote, Australia, you have our hearts. It remains unclear who cared for Archie and Lilibet during the trip. Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, is believed to have assisted. There are sciences that Peers Morgan is once again turning his attention to Meghan as part of a new royal focused project on his media platform.

5:56 The broadcaster announced plans for a new weekly Royal podcast and u YouTube program. The show will be hosted by Royal commentators Katie Nichol and Joe Eldon. In a post shared on Instagram, Morgan said the weekly podcast and YouTube show will be the home of insider analysis, fearless debates and breaking Royal news as the monarchy faces up to turbulent times. It launches April thirtieth Subscribe now. During a recent broadcast, Morgan again addressed the Sussex's titles, saying cool, let's call her Meg, Let's quit the Duchess, bullshit, Megan Duchess of Sussex. No, I'm from Sussex, piss off. The new program is expected to focus heavily on developments involving the Royal family, including ongoing coverage of Prince Harry and Megan.

6:38 A dispute has emerged between Daily Mail and the team representing Harry and Meghan following claims that the embargo details of the couple's Australian visit were published prematurely. According to a report in the Guardian, the male's Australian website released information about the couple's I Tenerary five days before their arrival in Melbourne, despite those details being provided to media under strict embargo. The report said this included locations in Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra, as well as background briefing notes and a question announcewered document intended for journalists. Sources cited in the report said the Sussex's media team raised concerns, leading to the article being removed. It was also alleged that reporters followed and advanced security team from the airport, prompting fears that safety arrangements may have been compromised. The incident is said to have immediate consequences for the visit. According to the report, elements of the itinerary were changed at short notice and security measures were increased, with both Victoria Police and the New South Wales Police confirming additional resources were deployed. A spokesperson for Megan's team said media from The Daily Mail, The Daily Mirror and skye Used Australia unfortunately reported on sensitive and bargoed information, complicating and compromising security arrangements. We are therefore no longer sharing itineraries beyond the initial ops note with media for the remainder of the trip Skyne used. Australia responded by stating it had not broken the embargo, that only reported information already in the public to Maine and they have it. If you'd like to email us of addresses the Palace Entry get gmail dot com, please follo us on Spotify, Apple or

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