In a recent interview with Prince Harry, Meghan Markle candidly shared her mental health struggles, including suicidal thoughts, marking their first joint appearance in three years.

During the CBS Sunday Morning interview, they announced the launch of The Parents Network, an initiative aimed at supporting families affected by suicide, abuse, and self-harm linked to social media exposure.

The Parents Network, which follows a successful pilot program, provides peer support and resources for parents in the US, UK, and Canada, particularly those whose children have died by suicide due to online bullying.

Prince Harry highlighted the alarming reality of online bullying, emphasizing that it can affect any child and that parents today must be vigilant about their children's mental health.

Meghan expressed her fears for their children, Archie and Lilibet, and stressed the importance of protecting them from harmful online content.

Harry underscored the role of parents as 'first responders' to their children's mental health challenges, acknowledging the difficulty in recognizing signs of distress.

The interview also shed light on the ongoing impact of online bullying on mental health, reflecting the couple's own experiences with it.

Meghan emphasized the need for open conversations about pain and trauma, hoping her story would inspire others to seek help.

The interview aired on August 4, 2024, and included poignant moments, such as the couple meeting parents who have lost children to suicide.

Since relocating to America, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been vocal advocates for mental health issues and plan to continue their advocacy during an upcoming visit to Colombia.

Meghan was noted for her leadership during the interview, using her charm to connect with the audience while discussing their campaign and personal experiences.