Meghan was joined by Prince Harry during the visit of the University of the South Pacific in Suva, Fiji, today 
 
 The Duchess of Sussex, who wore a printed dress by Figue today, spoke to students as she was given a tour of the university 
 
 Harry, who wore a tropical shirt for the day of engagements in Fiji, also delivered a speech while at the university 
 
 This time, the Duchess used notes as she took to the stage at the University of the South Pacific - beginning with the Fiji greeting 'Bula!' During her speech, Meghan explained how earnings from a job she had on campus at Northwestern University went 'directly towards my tuition' 
 
 The Duchess of Sussex said she was 'fully aware of the challenges of being able to afford this level of schooling for many people around the world' 
 
 Thomas Markle have previously spoken about how he paid for Meghan's $30,000 (£23,000)-a-year tuition at Northwestern University, Illinois, with $750,000 winnings from a lottery. 'It was through scholarships, financial aid programmes and work-study where my earnings from a job on campus went directly towards my tuition - that I was able to attend university. And, without question, it was worth every effort.” 
 
 Samantha later doubled down on her claims, even tagging the official Kensington Palace Twitter page in her accusations. Meghan's father Thomas Markle (pictured with Meghan in her younger years) has previously claimed in interviews that he paid for his daughter's education 
 
 Social media users were quick to question whether Meghan's remarks were a reference to her father's claims that he paid for her education 
 
 Another added: 'She did just that. In an interview with the Daily Mail, he said: 'When Meghan was 11, she moved back in with me up until she was 17 and went to college. “I was having my good years then, making good money, and could afford to give her the best, with a good school, good education, good home. She became the woman that she is today thanks to everything I did for her.” 
 
 Despite the negativity from her half-sister surrounding her university speech, the Duchess of Sussex’s first official royal tour with Prince Harry has so far been widely considered a raging success.
– Meghan Markle's half-sister took another shot at her this week over a speech the duchess gave in Fiji, the HuffPost reports. Speaking Wednesday at the University of the South Pacific, Markle talked about the importance of a college education and said she was only able to attend Northwestern University via "scholarships, financial aid programs, and work-study." But half-sis Samantha Grant said Markle received no financial aid, tweeting, "The speech was a lie." "It takes a lot of audacity, and deceit to lie about something as important as funding of a college education," Grant added. "To take that dignity and joy away from dad is morally unconscionable." Thomas Markle has said he paid Meghan's annual $41,980 tuition using money he scored with a $1.6 million lottery ticket, Australia's News Network recalls. "She became the woman that she is today thanks to everything I did for her," Thomas told the Daily Mail. (Grant has also taken exception to words uttered by Prince Harry.)