King Charles quietly sends message of support to Harry, Meghan Markle: Here's how
Meghan and Harry urged parents to “stand up to social media companies” and now King Charles is doing the same
King Charles appeared to send a quiet message of unity to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle this week as he raised concerns about online dangers, an issue the couple have long championed.
During a visit to Manchester’s Heaton Park Synagogue, where he met survivors of the October 2 attack, the 76-year-old monarch expressed deep sadness over the tragedy and praised the courage of emergency services who responded.
While addressing the group, Charles warned about the “ghastliness of social media”, calling for more action to “deradicalise” people and prevent the spread of online hate, remarks that echoed Harry and Meghan’s ongoing advocacy for digital safety and mental health awareness.
Royal observers have interpreted the King’s comments as a subtle olive branch to his estranged son and daughter-in-law.
The Sussexes recently received a humanitarian award in New York, where they urged parents to “stand up to social media companies” exploiting children through harmful algorithms.
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