The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the WellChild Awards ceremony this evening at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London. 

Prince Harry is the patron of the UK charity which makes it possible for children and young people with exceptional health needs to be cared for at home instead of hospital, wherever possible.  ​

Meghan attended the annual awards for the first time last year. The evening ​recognises the courage of children and young people with serious illnesses and complex care needs. Also honoured at the star–studded ceremony are dedicated doctors, nurses, volunteers, brothers and sisters.

Following this morning's visit to the YES Hub, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex meet Mrs Graca Machel, widow of the late Nelson Mandela at the High Commissioner’s Residence in Johannesburg.

Then the royal couple joined Creative Industries and Business Reception in the garden of the official residence of Her Majesty’s Trade Commissioner, Emma Wade-Smith.

Meghan and Harry concluded their successful 10-day royal tour of southern Africa with an audience with South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa and his wife.

On the final day of the Royal Tour of South Africa, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited the Youth Employment Services (YES) Hub in Johannesburg where they meet inspiring young people and learnt more about the skills initiatives addressing unemployment challenges faced by youth in South Africa.

The Duchess of Sussex attended a round table discussion with The Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) this morning at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa.

Following this morning's round table discussion with The ACU, the Duchess of Sussex concluded the penultimate day of Royal Tour South Africa with a visit to ActionAid - a gender based violence education club in Johannesburg.

While in Johannesburg today, The Duchess of Sussex visited Victoria Yards, which celebrates the power of community, bringing local artisans and “makers” together to rebuild, support and learn from each other on a holistic level.

The Duchess of Sussex, who is currently in Johannesburg, joined Prince Harry via Skype for his visit to a CAMFED (Campaign for Female Education) college in Malawi.

Meghan was spotted leaving the Cape Town International Airport today with baby Archie as they made the flight to Johannesburg for the next leg of the 10-day royal tour of South Africa.

Meghan looked comfortable and relaxed in her white J.Crew linen shirt, skinny jeans, and her black Birdies 'Blackbird' Slippers.

Due to the limited resolution of the photo it is not possible to accurately identify the remaining pieces.
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On Thursday, the Duchess of Sussex attended a "Women in Public Service" breakfast meeting at the British High Commissioner’s residence in Cape Town.

​Photos were released today of the private occasion.

The invited guests have all played a role in the development of South Africa's institutions, and continue to advocate for women's rights, education and healthcare.

On Thursday, the Duchess of Sussex made a private visit to the site where 19-year-old Cape Town student Uyinene Mrwetyana was murdered last month, to pay her respects and to show solidarity with those who have taken a stand against gender based violence and femicide.

It always feels uncomfortable to discuss clothing for such sombre visits, and I hope it does not offend people if I list Meghan's outfit in this post. Please understand this is a fashion blog and I have received countless requests for outfit details.