Harry and Meghan expected at the European Parliament on November 10th

Harry and Meghan are expected at the European Parliament next Tuesday. The Sussexes, according to what we learn from parliamentary sources, are expected at an intergroup event - therefore not an official event - organized on the topic of the protection of minors online by the EPP MEP Antonio Lopez-Isturiz.

At the European Parliament, in the presence of President Roberta Metsola, Harry and his wife Meghan will inaugurate 'The Lost Screen Memorial', a video installation in memory of the children who lost their lives after being victims of abuse and exploitation on social media. It is also expected, according to British media, that the Dukes of Sussex will hold a joint speech on the topic, at the center of a campaign carried out by King Charles' second son and his wife, before taking part in a debate with international activists. This is Meghan's first public appearance since her estranged father, Thomas Markle, came under investigation in the Philippines for suspected possession of a large collection of paedophilic images and for alleged abuse of Asian girls during past stays in that country.

The Brussels event will also be the first time the Sussexes appear together on a public occasion abroad since their return to the UK last summer after six years spent in the US. The installation at the center of the event shows 50 enlarged images of the young victims, taken from the screens of their parents' phones. Belgian mother Sandra Spitaels, whose son Glenn took his own life at the age of 15 in 2017 after a naked photo of him spread online, will also speak.