For all those Kiwi fans of Prince Harry longing to plant a kiss on his lips during his week-long trip to New Zealand, there is hope.
One lucky Australian vying for the prince's attention managed to plant a kiss on him at the Sydney Opera House - much to his surprise.
Victoria Mcrae, 21, was dressed in a sequined Union Jack mini dress and tiara as she asked the fifth in line to the throne to marry her.
But when he politely said he would have to get back to her, she asked for a kiss instead.
"He let me kiss him on the cheek but then I went in for it. The rest was history," she said afterwards.
"It was everything - I'm very happy. I reminded him it was the third time I asked (him to marry me)."
Prince Harry arrived at the Sydney Opera House to greet hundreds of fans on Thursday morning as his month-long Australian military deployment comes to a close.
Wearing army fatigues and a black beret, the fifth in line to the throne stopped and talked to the group of pupils who had gathered excitedly on the Opera House steps to meet him.
He asked them questions and told jokes as they laughed excitedly. Harry even called out to one young female teacher who came down for a hug, much to the delight of her students.
He then greeted waiting fans, some holding signs including, "Marry me Harry", "His Royal Hotness" and "Gingers Rule".
The prince chatted with fans, stopping for photos and shaking plenty of hands.
He good-naturedly refused a hug from royal fan Megan Santamaria, 22.
"I'd have to hug everybody!" he said. "I'm not going to shake your hands!" He joked while flashing a smile at photographers as he walked past the press pen.
Elizabeth Stanley, 18, asked Harry for a selfie but he refused. "No, I don't do selfies," he told her.
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She then asked if her friend could take a photo of them both, and he happily obliged. "Maybe you can photoshop me in!" he said.
Prince Harry starts his tour of New Zealand on Saturday in Wellington.
Prince Harry's NZ visit
Saturday, May 9: Wellington
• Arriving in New Zealand, greeted by Governor-General at Government House.
• Visiting the National War Memorial and Anzac Square.
• Attending Hurricanes vs Sharks Super 15 rugby match, Westpac Stadium.
May 10-11: Stewart Island
• Meeting locals and travelling to Ulva Island, a Department of Conservation open island sanctuary.
May 12: Christchurch
• Visiting the Quake City exhibition, mall, and meeting student volunteers from Canterbury University.
May 13: Palmerston North
• Visiting Linton Military Camp. He is to be taught the Army's haka.
May 14: Whanganui
• Visiting Putiki Marae. He will join the crew of the marae's waka for a trip on the river. He will also visit the war memorial centre to meet local veterans.
May 15-16: Auckland
• Visiting Middlemore Hospital's Spinal Rehabilitation Unit, supported by the NZ Rugby Foundation.
• Reception with emergency services at Government House.
• On Saturday, attending a Fifa U20 World Cup event at the Cloud, before going to the Millennium Institute of Sport.
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