AUCKLAND, New Zealand --- Rain, wind and a distant earthquake didn't seem to dampen the enthusiasm of New Zealanders who turned out to see Prince Harry and wife Meghan on Tuesday. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex met with people in Auckland during a walkabout on the penultimate day of the couple's South Pacific tour. Hannah Sergel was overjoyed after Meghan stopped to hug her. Sergel said she traveled from Christchurch for the event and had followed Meghan on Instagram before the royal had to deactivate her account. "It means the world to me," Sergel said. "I am so shaky and flustered. When I first saw her I cried." People got rained upon waiting for the couple but were tha...
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