Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have attended the opening of the Lost Screen Memorial at the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium.
The royal couple arrived at the European Parliament on Tuesday, 10 November 2026, to support the initiative, which honours children and young people who have died following experiences of online harm.
The memorial features photographs of young victims displayed on smartphone screens, highlighting the dangers children can face on social media and other digital platforms.
The visit formed part of the couple’s ongoing advocacy for improved online safety and stronger protection for children.
Prince Harry delivered a keynote address at the event, calling for greater responsibility from technology companies and stronger measures to protect young people online.
Meghan accompanied her husband but did not deliver the scheduled joint address. She reportedly withdrew from the speaking engagement because she was not emotionally strong enough to speak publicly following her father, Thomas Markle’s, recent arrest in the United States.
Her appearance in Brussels marked her first public engagement since the development involving her father.
The Lost Screen Memorial is a travelling installation designed to draw attention to the impact of online abuse and encourage greater action to protect children in digital spaces.
