Prince Harry and Meghan Sussex arrived hand in hand at the European Parliament in Brussels on Tuesday, continuing their work to support families affected by online harm.

The couple travelled to Belgium for the opening of the Lost Screen Memorial, an installation honouring children and young people who died after experiencing harm on social media.

Meghan wore an all-black outfit, while Harry chose a dark suit for the visit. Together, they showed up for a cause that has remained close to their hearts.

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Keeping children’s stories at the centre

The Lost Screen Memorial displays photographs of children and young people whose families have shared their stories. Each image represents a life loved and missed, and a family calling for greater action to protect children online.

Harry and Meghan first unveiled the memorial in New York in April 2025. Meghan later brought the installation to Geneva in May 2026, helping to carry those families’ calls for change to a wider audience.

In Brussels, Harry and Meghan helped bring those stories to policymakers who can make the internet safer for children.

Showing up together

The couple had planned to deliver a joint speech, but Meghan’s spokesperson confirmed that she would attend without speaking. Harry was set to give the address and take part in a discussion about children’s online safety.

We are glad to see Meghan and Harry standing together and continuing to show up for families whose experiences deserve attention. There is strength in knowing when to take a step back. Just as there is compassion in being present for others. We are sending Meghan love and wishing the couple and the families at the heart of this work a meaningful day in Brussels.

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