Meghan and Harry 'quietly pleased' over Australia visit despite 'clumsy' move

EXCLUSIVE: Meghan and Harry 'quietly pleased' over Australia visit despite 'clumsy' moveThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex have wrapped up a whirlwind trip Down Under, and while the trip was largely a success, one royal expert believes one key comment could’ve led to disasterNewsJennifer Newton Deputy Royal Editor and Charlotte Foster Royal Reporter19:00, 18 Apr 2026View 6 ImagesThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex travelled to Australia for the first time since 2018(Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images)Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will now have time to reflect now their headline-making trip to Australia tour that saw them take on charitable and commercial engagements in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra has been wrapped up.‌And while the trip was largely deemed a success, one royal expert believes a comment by Harry could’ve been taken in a very bad way by royal fans - but instead the Sussexes will be 'chuffed' with how the tour went. While in Melbourne, Harry spoke about parenting during an event hosted by the Movember charity. As he discussed his own experiences with fatherhood, he made a fleeting comment about that alluded to own father King Charles, with whom his relationship has been strained for several years.‌READ MORE: Fergie trying to 'smother identity' but remains 'in charge' amid Epstein scandalREAD MORE: Meghan Markle 'testing the waters' for TV comeback with MasterChef AustraliaView 6 ImagesHarry and Meghan have wrapped up a whirlwind trip to Australia(Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images)‌Harry spoke about the evolving roles of parents - and how each generation needed to be "an upgrade" as he hinted about his own parents, Charles and the late Diana, Princess of Wales.But he insisted he was not "pointing the finger" at them, but explained even those with a perfect upbringing would still want to improve on this with their own children. He explained: "I see parenting evolving over time. Ou...