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Prince Harry<\/a> and Duchess Meghan<\/a> are headed Down Under.<\/p>\n The pair<\/a> is set to return to Australia more than seven years after a royal tour brought them to the country in 2018. The trip is scheduled for April, and their two children<\/a>, Prince Archie, 6, and\u00a0Princess Lilibet, 4, are not expected to join, according to The Independent<\/a> and People<\/a>.<\/p>\n “Prince Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will visit Australia in mid-April to take part in a number of private, business and philanthropic engagements. Further details will be shared in due course,” a spokesperson for the couple told USA TODAY.<\/p>\n Duchess Meghan<\/a>: <\/strong>Netflix collaboration ends on “As Ever” year after launch<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan arrive for a public walkabout at the Rotorua Government Gardens in on Oct. 31, 2018, during their first visit to Australia.<\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/div>\n<\/figure>\n The trip holds serious symbolism for the couple<\/a>, who last traveled to Australia just five months after their royal nuptials. There to celebrate the Invictus Games in Sydney, they announced Meghan’s<\/a> pregnancy with their first child, Archie, shortly after arriving. A year and a half later, they stepped back from their roles as senior royals amid a rift with the palace, and moved to Meghan’s<\/a> native California.<\/p>\n The news of their trip comes amid a busy start to the year for the couple. In February, they traveled to the Middle East for a two-day trip in Jordan<\/a>. The royal pair arrived at invitation of Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organization, the BBC reports<\/a>, to shed light on communities affected by war and displacement.<\/p>\n