Meghan Markle and Prince Harry looked “unbothered” by their haters in their latest public appearance in New York City, fans have said.
The Duchess and Duke of Sussex attended the Project Healthy Minds’ third annual World Mental Health Day Gala last night and will be at the World Mental Health Day Festival today.
The couple were presented with the Humanitarians of the Year Award which recognized their efforts in building a safer and more equitable future for families and youths around the world.
In a video shared on social media, Meghan and Harry, wearing smart black outfits, can be seen smiling at cameras as they arrive for the gala.
At some point, while holding hands, the former Suits actress, 44, lovingly looks at her husband, 41, as they keep posing for photos.
The comment section of the post was flooded by messages of support, with many fans saying the Sussexes looked “unbothered” by their critics.
One wrote, “Love, love, love them! Happy, moisturized and unbothered!” Another said, “It’s giving.. happy, healthy, wealthy and unbothered. Love to see it.”
A third commented, “So ELEGANT. So UNBOTHERED.” Someone else said, “How beautiful, relaxed, happy, healthy, glowing are these 2?!?!? We love our Duke & Duchess of Sussex.”
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One more fan said, “What the! She looks amazing….they look awesome!” And another added, “Yasss!”
At the mental health event, Harry and Meghan, who founded The Archewell Foundation in 2020, were praised for their campaigns to make the online world a safer place for families and young people.
Accepting the gong, Harry and Meghan cited a study from advocacy group ParentsTogether that found researchers posing as children experienced harmful interactions every five minutes they spent with an artificial intelligence chatbot.
Harry said, “This wasn’t content created by a third party. These were the companies’ own chatbots working to advance their own depraved internal policies. But here’s what gives us hope: these families aren’t facing this alone.”
The Sussexes also announced that their foundation’s Parents Network would join forces with ParentsTogether in an effort to continue helping families fight for online safety.
Their remarks came at the annual gala for Project Healthy Minds, a Millennial and Gen Z-driven tech nonprofit that runs a free online marketplace aiming to connect patients with the exact mental health care they seek.
The couple has made youth mental health a cornerstone of their philanthropic work since launching the Archewell Foundation after stepping aside as working royals.
Through its network for families who have experienced online harm and support of youth-led organizations shaping responsible technology, the nonprofit works to make digital spaces safer.
Harry has previously stressed the need to hold powerful social media companies accountable. He warned last year that young people are experiencing an “epidemic” of anxiety, depression and social isolation driven by negative experiences online.
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