Following the bushfires in Australia, Prime Minister Scott Morrison is reportedly expected to formally invite The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to visit coastal towns affected by the bushfires.
The royal couple first visited Australia together in 2014, taking the then eight-month-old Prince George on his first royal tour.
They planted seedlings, to commemorate the Anzac Day, attended a memorial service at dawn in keeping with tradition as a remembrance of the dawn landing of troops on Gallipoli in 1915.
On the final day of the royal couple joined military personnel, veterans and the public in Canberra to mark Anzac Day. Later in the morning the couple, appearing without their son Prince George, laid a wreath at the memorial.
In the wake of sudden events in Australia, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge sent out a personal message to the victims of the bushfires which reads:
‘We continue to be shocked and deeply saddened to hear about the wild fires that are destroying homes, livelihoods and wildlife across much of Australia. Our thoughts and prayers are with all the people and communities who are affected by this devastating event. We send our deepest condolences to the families and friends of those who have tragically lost their lives, and the brave firemen who continue to risk their own lives to save the lives of others. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.”
Kensington Palace is yet to confirm the reports
