Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visit Brussels following the arrest of Thomas Markle
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle arrived at the European Parliament in Brussels. Their visit follows the arrest of Thomas Markle, who has been charged with allegedly possessing child sexual abuse material. The visit included an exhibition titled 'Lost Screen Memorial' featuring 50 images of children who died or suffered from social media use.
- Prince Harry and Meghan arrived at the European Parliament in Brussels.
- The Department of Justice stated Thomas Markle allegedly kept child sexual abuse material.
- The parliament installation shows 50 images of children who died from harm on social media.
- Prince Harry called for major platforms to be held accountable for child dangers.
- Thomas Markle faces up to 20 years of imprisonment if convicted.
- Meghan's public appearance is her first since her father's arrest in Florida.
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