Royal Tour, Day 11: Meghan and Harry to return to Sydney

THE DUKE and Duchess of Sussex stunned royals fans during an evening reception and dinner at Tonga’s Royal Palace last night.

The pair looked ready to walk down the aisle again, with Meghan Markle wearing a floor-length, white gown with silver beaded embellishments by evening wear label Theia, and Prince Harry donning a black tux.

But you may have missed the second callback to their glamorous royal wedding — an aquamarine ring from Princess Diana’s jewellery collection, which Meghan wore as a tribute to her mother-in-law.

The ring, believed to be a gift from Prince Harry, was created in 1997 by Asprey. It has an emerald-cut aquamarine and small solitaire diamonds, and is set in 24 carat yellow-gold.

The Duchess first wore the ring during her royal wedding reception, so it only seemed fitting to wear it for another matrimonial-like event.

The royal pair met King Tupou VI and Queen Nanasipau’u for the special dinner occasion.

MEGHAN AND HARRY MEET WITH TONGAN PM

Meghan and Harry have this morning arrived at the St George Government Building to meet with the Prime Minister of Tonga, Akilisi Pohiva, and other Cabinet ministers.

The Duchess wore a striped black-and-white Martin Grant dress as she greeted the island’s leader, clutching a grey-brown purse with her tied back in an elegant ponytail.

Her husband looked sharp for the meeting in a blue-grey suit, with suede navy boots and a light blue tie.

This is the royal pair’s last day in Tonga. Later this evening, Meghan and Harry will return to Sydney to open the Australian Geographic Society Awards.

Earlier yesterday, the Duchess had a rare fashion faux pas. Eagle-eyed fans noticed a white tag peeping out from the hemline of her customised red gown:

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