The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made their first joint appearance in Brussels this morning since Meghan's father was arrested in Florida, attending the opening of the Lost Screen Memorial at the European Parliament.
Prince Harry is scheduled to give a speech at the opening. Meghan, however, is no longer set to deliver a keynote address as originally planned. A source has claimed this is because she does not feel "strong enough" after her father's arrest.
Meghan will still walk through The Lost Screen Memorial with her husband. The installation honours children who have died after being subjected to harm online, featuring large, illuminated smartphone-shaped lightboxes that display lock screen photos and personal tributes to the children who have died.
Arrest of Thomas Markle
The joint appearance comes days after Meghan's father was arrested in Florida and charged with the possession of child abuse images. The arrest followed FBI agents seizing a haul of material from two Los Angeles storage units he had rented for nearly two decades.
He is charged with one count of possession of child pornography. Before his arrest, he denied accusations and claims against him.
Bail conditions
Meghan's father is now on home detention and electronic tagging following his release on bail.
