Jenny makes her Markle: Mrs Morrison channels Meghan while joining her Prime Minister husband Scott to pay her respects to fallen soldiers on Anzac Day
- Jenny Morrison joined her husband for Anzac Day commemorations in Canberra
- She wore a beige three-quarter coat and beret as the couple paid their respects
- The ensemble shared glaring similarites to a camel coat worn by Meghan Markle
Jenny Morrison has channelled Meghan Markle as she joined the Prime Minister for Anzac Day commemorations at the Australian War Memorial.
Mrs Morrison wore a beige three-quarter coat and beret as she paid respects to the nation's servicemen and servicewomen with her husband Scott Morrison in Canberra on Saturday morning.
The ensemble was similar to a £1,000 (AUD$2,000) camel coat worn by Meghan at the Royal Christmas service in 2017.
Jenny Morrison and Prime Minister Scott Morrison pose for a photo at the conclusion of the Anzac Day commemorative service at the Australian War Memorial on Saturday
Jenny donned a beige three-quarter coat and beret as she paid respects to the nation's servicemen and servicewomen with husband Scott Morrison (left). The ensemble shared glaring similarites to a camel coat worn by Meghan at the Royal Christmas service in 2017 (right)
Meghan linked arms with Prince Harry when she stepped out in the wide collar wrap coat, by Canadian luxury brand Sentaler.
She matched it with a chestnut-brown felt hat, Stuart Weitzman's Hiline high-heeled suede boots and a round handbag in brown leather.
Jenny, whose coat also tied across her waist, opted to coordinate the look with brown leather heeled boots.
The mother-of-two stood beside Mr Morrison as he lay wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier during the Anzac Day commemorative service.
The national commemorative service in Canberra was closed to the public but broadcast to homes across the country from 5.30am on Saturday.
Anzac Day marches across the country have been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, while a small number of services have been held behind closed doors.
Mr Morrison said this was not the first time Anzac Day commemorations had been disrupted by a pandemic.
'This year, our Anzac Day traditions have been interrupted, but not for the first time,' he said.
'On Anzac Day 1919, the first after the Great War, there were no city marches or parades for the returning veterans because Australians were battling the Spanish flu pandemic.
'Our streets were empty. The returning veterans were not forgotten.'
Australians were encouraged to hold their own Anzac Day services by lighting a candle and standing on their driveways to pay their respect.
The mother-of-two stood beside Mr Morrison as he lay wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier during the Anzac Day commemorative service
The Morrisons depart after the Anzac Day commemorative service at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry attend Christmas Day Church service at Church of St Mary Magdalene on December 25, 2017
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