A royal crusade against cyberbullying

Harry & Meghan Take A Stand For Children's Online Safety

In an eye-opening interview with Jane Pauley, Meghan Markle (43) and Prince Harry (39) dive deep into their ongoing battle against online dangers, particularly focusing on protecting children, including their own, from the perils of the internet. With a blend of personal anecdotes and a look into their future endeavors, including a significant trip to Colombia, this royal couple is on a mission to make the digital world a safer place for kids everywhere.

Harry and Meghan champion online safety for kids
This is why they're concern for their children's safety
They revealing personal struggles and future plans

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are no strangers to the spotlight, but this time, they're using their platform for a cause close to their hearts: online safety for children. In a candid chat, the Sussexes shared their fears and hopes for their young ones, Prince Archie (5) and Princess Lilibet (3), emphasizing the urgent need for a safer digital environment.

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Personal battles and public campaigns

The Duchess didn't hold back, sharing the "cruel" and "disturbing" online abuse she faced, especially during her pregnancies. It's not just talk; the Sussexes are walking the walk. Their Archewell Foundation is actively supporting families grappling with the impacts of online harm, proving that for Harry and Meghan, this fight is personal.

It's not just about royal influence; it's about parental instinct. The Sussexes' message is clear: protecting children online is a universal concern that transcends borders and politics. Their heartfelt plea and proactive steps are a rallying cry for parents, policymakers, and platforms alike to prioritize the well-being of the youngest internet users.

A global call to action

Next stop, Colombia! Ahead of the first World Ministerial Conference on the Elimination of Violence Against Children, the Duke and Duchess's visit aims to spotlight the global issue of cyberbullying and online exploitation. With the world watching, they're set to join forces with global leaders to forge a safer future for children everywhere.