Meghan, wife of Prince Harry, will no longer speak at Brussels event
LONDON: Meghan, the wife of Britain’s Prince Harry, will no longer address a European Parliament gathering on child online safety issues on Tuesday, her first public event since her father was charged with possessing child sexual abuse photos. The couple are still expected to appear in Brussels, where Harry will deliver a speech at the opening of the Lost Screen Memorial. A spokesman said he…
Meghan, wife of Prince Harry, will not participate in a Brussels event addressing child online safety issues on Tuesday, marking her first public appearance since her father's arrest. The royal couple remains scheduled to attend the event, with Prince Harry delivering a speech at the unveiling of the Lost Screen Memorial, an art installation honoring children harmed by social media.
The Daily Telegraph reported that Meghan, who expressed distress over her father's allegations, felt "insufficient" to speak at the gathering. Thomas Markle, 82, has been charged with possessing child sexual abuse material, including images of himself with underage girls. He denied the allegations, describing them as "sick lies."
Meghan and Harry, now estranged from their father, launched the Lost Screen Memorial in New York last year via their charity organization, Archewell. Their upcoming Brussels visit follows a joint appearance in Nottingham in October, their first since returning to Britain.
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