Prince Harry and Meghan Markle unveiled a memorial in New York City dedicated to "honouring the lives of children lost to online harm". The "Lost Screen Memorial" features 50 smartphones displaying photos of children who died due to social media harms. The Duke and Duchess called for more protections for children from social media dangers, claiming "enough is not being done". Harry also emphasized the importance of keeping his own young children, Archie and Lilibet, away from social media.

Prince Harry's barrister, Shaheed Fatima KC, claimed his client's life is at stake during final High Court arguments against the government's decision to scale back his taxpayer-funded security protection. She stated that Prince Harry has been "singled out" for "inferior treatment" and that his safety, security, and life are at risk. The barrister emphasized the human dimension of the case, highlighting the Duke of Sussex's presence during the hearing as evidence of how much this appeal means to him and his family.

The head of a charity co-founded by Prince Harry has called his brand "toxic" and claimed it hindered the group after he and several others quit the organization. Dr Sophie Chandauka, chairwoman of Sentebale, said she first felt tensions with Prince Harry a year ago and accused him of wanting to force a failure and then come to the rescue. She also claimed the duke's team asked her to defend his wife Meghan from negative publicity.

Prince Harry has accused Associated Newspapers (ANL) of "criminality" and is determined to hold them accountable. He claims that ANL obtained private information about him and his family, including stories about his relationships with girlfriends and his reaction to the publication of pictures of his dying mother. Prince Harry also alleges that the Royal Family kept information from him about taking legal action against ANL. The case involves allegations of phone tapping, hacking of voicemail messages, and use of private investigators to obtain personal data. Over 70 journalists have been implicated in the allegations made by seven claimants, including Prince Harry, Sir Elton John, and others.