Prince Harry couldn’t hold back his tears as he met Britons grieving their precious loss.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who have been vocal about creating safe online spaces for children, have once again made headlines as a new battle begins against tech giants to hold them accountable.
In Los Angeles, Harry met with British families who say the negative effects of social media have cost their children their lives.
In a video shared by BBC BreakfastKing Charles’ son was visibly moved as he praised the courage of grieving parents for coming forward and standing up to fight for safe digital spaces.
According to Daily MailMeghan also accompanied her husband, who thanked the families for “telling their stories again and again” in hopes of seeking “truth, justice and accountability.”
Addressing those present at this somber meeting, Harry said:
“We’ve said time and time again that it’s a David versus Goliath situation. I’ve been in similar, very different situations myself.”
The Duke of Sussex cited his legal battles and how “the other side” in court makes one feel overwhelmed with emotions.
“Don’t be ashamed, don’t feel concerned. Even if the judge – as I heard – turned around and asked you not to show emotion,” Harry explained.
At the end of his message, Archie and Lilibet’s father expressed his gratitude to all parents for sharing their views in an effort to create a healthy online environment for children.
