Sussexes Appear in Video Message, Displaying Unity and Respect for Military Sacrifice
Harry and Meghan Markle joined the royal family in marking Remembrance Day with a special gesture, releasing a heartfelt video message for a meaningful cause.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex shared their message through their Archewell Foundation for the inaugural United Nations Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children, held in Bogota, Colombia.
In their address, the couple spoke about the "urgent solutions and actions needed to create a safer world for children in their homes, schools, communities, and online spaces." Both Harry and Meghan donned matching navy pantsuits, proudly displaying poppy pins as a tribute to fallen military members in the U.K.
Body language expert Judi James told Express that the video demonstrated a strong sense of unity, noting, "Harry and Meghan's regal double act remains a powerful presence despite their recent individual projects. Their mirroring body language, standing side-by-side with matching sombre outfits and poppies, signals intense unity."
Their appearance is seen as a gesture of solidarity with the royal family, as the couple honoured the memory of soldiers, aligning with the traditional Remembrance Day observance.
