Meghan Markle Makes First Public Appearance Since Her Father’s Arrest

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The Duchess of Sussex accompanied her husband, Prince Harry, in Brussels at an event about online safety for children. Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, has canned a planned speech on online child safety at the European Parliament. Covered by 12 outlets: 2 lean left, 9 are centre, 1 lean right.
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Belgium: Prince Harry and Meghan visit EU Parliament for child safety event
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan visited the European Parliament in Brussels, on Tuesday 10 November, to discuss the dangers children face online. The couple met families affected by online abuse before Harry addressed the gathering.
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Meghan and Harry make first public appearance since her estranged father's arrest
Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, made their first public appearance since her estranged father's arrest in Tampa, Florida, last week. Ramy Inocencio reports.
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Meghan Markle Makes First Public Appearance Since Her Father’s Arrest
The Duchess of Sussex accompanied her husband, Prince Harry, in Brussels at an event about online safety for children.
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Meghan and Harry do first public event since her father's arrest
Harry and Meghan's first appearance since the duchess's estranged father was arrested over alleged child sex abuse imagery was at an EU event on online safety for kids.
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Meghan joins Harry in Brussels as duke says children must always ‘feel safe’
Harry spoke at the European Parliament as Meghan made her first public appearance since her father was charged with possession of child abuse images.
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Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, cancels child safety speech in Brussels
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, has canned a planned speech on online child safety at the European Parliament.
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Duchess of Sussex to make first public appearance since father’s arrest in US
Harry and Meghan had both been due to deliver the keynote address to the European Parliament on Tuesday.
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Meghan pulls out of planned child safety speech in Brussels because she's 'not emotionally strong enough' after her father's arrest
Meghan, 45, and Prince Harry, 42, were due to deliver the address at the opening of the Lost Screen Memorial at the European Parliament in Brussels tomorrow.
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Meghan ‘not strong enough’ to give child-safety speech after father’s arrest
Meghan was due to talk on the need to support vulnerable kids at the European Parliament.
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Meghan ‘not strong enough’ to deliver speech with Harry after father’s arrest
The duchess will still travel to Brussels with the duke to visit the European Parliament where Harry will speak about online child safety.
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