The couple just wrapped up a jam-packed four-day trip to the continent, their first visit since a 2018 royal tour

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in Australia on April 14, 2026; a screenshot from Meghan Markle’s Instagram video.Credit : Jonathan Brady-Pool/Getty; Meghan Markle/Instagram

Meghan Markle gave her followers an intimate glance into her and Prince Harry’s recent trip Down Under.

In an Instagram video posted on Sunday, April 19, the Duchess of Sussex shared a montage of clips from their four-day visit to Australia last week. The montage included brief moments from almost all of their engagements, including several moments that most cameras didn’t catch.

One particularly sweet clip shows Harry giving Meghan a quick kiss before she walked on stage for a Q&A hosted by Her Best Life podcast. After they kissed, Harry held her hand for support as she ascended a short set of stairs to the stage.

“Australia, you have our hearts 🇦🇺,” Meghan, 44, captioned the video.

A screenshot from Meghan Markle’s April 19 Instagram post.Meghan Markle/Instagram

The Instagram post also included other behind-the-scenes moments from the visit. One clip showed Meghan in their accommodations, seemingly getting ready in front of a mirror as the sun set over the water behind her.

In another clip, Prince Harry, 41, enjoyed a steak as the two shared a quiet date night. There was also a brief clip of Meghan’s scenic morning walk in Sydney alongside her friend Markus Anderson.

Meghan set the video montage to the song “Love Is in the Air” by John Paul Young.

Prince Harry enjoying a steak in Meghan Markle’s April 19 Instagram post.Meghan Markle/Instagram

Other clips in the video showed the couple’s appearances at their jam-packed schedule of public and private events. While in Australia, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex traveled to Melbourne, Canberra, and Sydney, attending a variety of events highlighting mental health, community resilience, and support for veterans and their families.

Meghan and Harry visited the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne as the first stop of their trip on Tuesday, April 14. Their agenda then took them to the mental health youth charity, batyr, a women’s homeless shelter, a summit on leadership in the workplace, a sail around Sydney Harbor with Invictus Australia, and the “Girls Weekend” retreat hosted by the Her Best Life podcast, among many other events.

On Instagram on Sunday, Meghan also shared the sweet welcome back to California that she and Prince Harry received from their children, Prince Archie, 6, and Princess Lilibet, 4.

A banner that read “Welcome Home” hung above their doorway as they returned.

Meghan Markle’s Instagram story on Sunday, April 19.Meghan Markle/Instagram

She also posted a clip displaying a pile of Australian souvenirs and treats they had brought back, including Tim Tams (a popular chocolate biscuit in Australia), candies, various picture books, stickers and coloring books, as well as some handwritten cards.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s 2026 Australia trip marked their first return to the continent since their official royal tour there in October 2018. The day before that 2018 trip began, the couple announced that Meghan was pregnant with their first child, Archie.