The Duke of Sussex was full of praise for New Zealand while delivering a speech at Auckland's War Memorial Museum this evening.
Prince Harry began his address by using a number of Pacific language greetings, before talking about how much he and Meghan have enjoyed their time in NZ.
"It has been a joy to return here together to enjoy this stunning country.
"We have been treated to your fantastic food, culture and sporting activities," he said, making a joking reference to the gumboot throwing competition the pair enjoyed today.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the event that was hosted by Jacinda Ardern.
The event, hosted by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, includes cultural performances and entertainment by members of the local Pasifika community.
The Prime Minister hosted the event at the Auckland War Memorial Museum.
Prince Harry and Meghan were joined predominantly by young members of the Pasifika community, aged between 17 and 25, who are improving the wellbeing of their communities.
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