Meghan Markle appears in public for the first time since her father's arrest

Meghan Markle appeared in public for the first time since her father was charged with possession of child pornography. She and Prince Harry attended a child safety online event at the European Parliament in Brussels, where she canceled her speech at the last moment.

The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan, appeared today (Tuesday) in public for the first time since her father, Thomas Markle, was charged with possession of child pornography. Meghan arrived at the European Parliament in Brussels together with her husband, Prince Harry, where they participated in an event on child safety online. Unusually, the Duchess canceled the speech she was supposed to give, and Prince Harry spoke alone. The event is part of a broad campaign by the couple to support families who have lost their children due to harms on social networks. Sources close to the Sussex family said the past two weeks have been particularly emotionally challenging for the Duchess. During the event, Harry and Meghan unveiled the 'Lost Screen Memorial', a collection of photos of young people whose parents believe died due to harms on social networks. Prince Harry gave a speech in which he addressed the commitments of technology companies, but did not directly refer to the accusations against his father-in-law.

Meghan Markle appears in public for the first time since her father's arrest