Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan have proved time and time again that they’re a style duo to be reckoned with, and their most recent engagement in Fiji was no different.
After landing in Fiji on Monday afternoon to ecstatic locals and a guard of honour, the Duke and Duchess attended an evening soiree hosted by the president of Fiji.
And while this event was only one of 76 formal engagements over their 16 day tour, the parents-to-be couldn’t have looked more at ease, sharing some sweet moments as the night progressed.
The royal couple were all class as they arrived at the evening Soiree held at the Grand Pacific Hotel. (Image: Getty Images)
Wearing a stunning SAFiYAA Ginkgo cape gown in a striking blue colour, the Duchess looked radiant.
With her pregnancy having been announced just over a week ago, Meghan’s maternal side was out in full force as she cradled her baby bump while speaking to guests and posing for photos.
Fans were quick to point out her growing tummy, which was particularly noticeable in the dress.
One fan took to Twitter to share one of the adorable snaps of Meghan, writing: “Side view tells the full or expanding story.”
Meghan wore her hair in falling waves and accessorised her look with some stunning crystal jewellery. Harry also looked dashing in a black suit and bow tie.
Like Meghan, it was clear how smitten the Prince was for their new baby – in a touching supportive gesture when the pair went to toast at dinner, Harry joined the Duchess in toasting with water.
Fans on Twitter gushed about the show of support, with one writing: “Nice Good Job Harry Supporting Meg During her pregnancy.”
Another wrote: “Aww so sweet of Prince Harry to join her in her ‘water toast.'”
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Meghan toasted with a glass of water, and Harry joined her! (Image: Getty Images)
The Duchesses growing bump was more noticeable than ever. (Image: Getty Images)
The event was attended by politicians, diplomats and local business leaders, who liaised with the royal couple throughout the soiree.
Despite the high-brow guest-list, Harry couldn’t help but share some humour in his speech during the dinner.
Speaking about the royals long-standing relationship with Fiji, the Prince said: “We share Commonwealth values and common goals – a love of rugby and a sense of humour.”
“Our ties run deep.”
He also paid homage to the Fijian soldiers who had served with British troops over the years.
“I must emphasise my respect, admiration and camaraderie with the Fijian soldiers that I served with in Afghanistan,” he told the guests.
“We trained together, we fought together, and most importantly we laughed together.”
Prince Harry delivered a rousing speech during the event. (Image: Getty Images)
The royal couple were oozing glamour. (Image: Getty Images)
The royal couple’s trip to Fiji is particularly special because it almost exactly mirrors a visit Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip made in 1953 shortly following her coronation. The Queen and Prince attended a similar ceremony to the one Meghan and Harry attended on Tuesday night.
During his speech, Harry referenced his grandmother’s ties to the country: “This visit is particularly nostalgic for us as a young married couple – my grandparents stayed in this very hotel, the Grand Pacific, a number of times over the years.”
In another sweet tribute, Meghan wore earrings that were gifted to her by the Queen herself for her arrival in Fiji on Monday afternoon.
Meghan wore earrings gifted to her by the Queen along with a tennis bracelet gifted to her by Prince Charles. (Image: Getty Images)
And it’s not just the Queen who is familiar with the country – many royals have visited Fiji over the years, including Prince Charles who visited in 1970, 1985 and 2005.
Prince Andrew and Princess Anne have also visited the South Pacific country.
The couple will spend the next three days in Fiji where they will attend several formal engagements as well as meeting with members of the public.
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