For the second day of her visit to New Zealand, the Duchess of Sussex swapped her formal gowns for practical attire during a rainy afternoon with Prince Harry.
Mum-to-be Meghan kept things casual in a navy raincoat from Cornwall-based clothing brand Seasalt as she toured the Abel Tasman National Park, a wilderness reserve at the north end of the South Island. She paired the jacket with black Outland jeans and white Stan Smith adidas trainers for the outdoors engagement.
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The royal couple arrived at Abel Tasman via helicopter, which allowed them to take in the spectacular scenery en route. According to royal correspondent Chris Ship, Prince Harry was responsible for sharing a stunning photo on Kensington Palace's Instagram Stories on Monday morning.
The Duke and Duchess didn't let the weather dampen their spirits once they landed in the beautiful spot, either. The pair sheltered from the rain under an umbrella as they learnt about local conservation programmes during a walk along Totaranui, a 1km-long golden sand beach.
After a formal welcome from the Manawhenua ki Mohua people, Harry shared how they were grateful to visit the unspoilt place, despite the rain. "The weather forecast was a lot worse than this," he said in a speech, The Telegraph reports. "This rain is a blessing on all of us."
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