Meghan Markle clears up how to address her as £1.4k wellness retreat fails to sell out

Meghan Markle clears up how to address her as £1.4k wellness retreat fails to sell outIt appears that tickets are still on sale for Meghan Markle's “girls’ weekend” retreat in Sydney this weekend, hosted by the Her Best Life podcastCommentsNewsJennifer Newton Deputy Royal Editor15:30, 14 Apr 2026Meghan Markle visits women’s refuge in MelbourneMeghan Markle shrugged off her royal title and cleared up how she should be addressed on the first day of her and Prince Harry's trip to Australia.‌They were greeted by hundreds of well-wishers as they kicked off their visit to Australia by hugging patients at a children's hospital. The couple posed for selfies, while Meghan was given flowers and a welcome card as they were cheered during a visit to the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne. Meghan later visited a women's shelter before joining Harry again at a veteran's museum while on the first day of their trip in Down Under.‌READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Australia trip payday amid backlash over security costREAD MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan tour LIVE: Australia trip starts with mixed reception in MelbourneView 3 ImagesMeghan with Harry in Melbourne on the first day of their tour of Australia(Image: AP)‌According to The Telegraph, Steve Cotterill, the inaugural Australian poet laureate at the Australian National Veterans’ Art Museum,asked the couple: "How would you like me to address you?”And it seems they shrugged off their royal titles, with Harry saying: "However you like" with Meghan replying: "Call me Meg?" The publication also reports that when the couple's aides were asked by staff at the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne how to address the Sussexes, they were told: "Harry and Meghan is fine. They’re pretty relaxed."Typically, male members of the Royal Family are first addressed as 'Your Royal Highness', followed by 'Sir', while female members are r...