Harry and Meghan will speak on children's online safety in Brussels in their first outing since the Thomas Markle claims
Harry and Meghan, who will address the European Parliament on Tuesday 10 November on children's digital safety, days after a second hoard of alleged abuse material was found in a storage unit linked to Thomas Markle Sr.Meghan Markle with her father, Thomas Markle Sr, who is now in a dementia care home in Florida amid concerns the FBI may never be able to interview him.
Harry and Meghan are to deliver a rare joint keynote address at the European Parliament in Brussels on Tuesday 10 November, at the opening of the Lost Screen Memorial — a 50-screen installation displaying the lock-screen photos of children killed by online harms. Meghan said she was 'deeply distressed' by the child abuse image allegations against her father, Thomas Markle Sr, who has strongly denied any wrongdoing.
Philippine National Police found videos of alleged child sexual abuse on nine mobile phones, three SD cards, five hard drives and a camera found in four storage boxes allegedly belonging to Markle Sr.
Harry will join a panel discussion titled 'Beyond Promises: Building a Digital Future That Works for Children'; questions from the media will not be permitted.
Markle Sr, now 82 and living in a dementia care home in the US, has admitted paying for sex in the Philippines but denied ever possessing child abuse imagery.
