The Duke and Duchess of Sussex Open the Lost Screen Memorial in Brussels
On Tuesday November 10, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were in Brussels for the opening of the Lost Screen Memorial.
This memorial is dedicated to the children who tragically lost their lives due to online hate and abuse. It features 50 digital screens, each designed to resemble the lock screen of a smartphone. The hope is that these photos will serve as a constant reminder of what has been lost and remind us that we have a responsibility to protect all children from the fates suffered by the 50 children shown. The couple first visited the memorial in New York City in April 2025 and then the Duchess inaugurated it again when it traveled to Geneva in May 2026.
The Duke and Duchess viewed the exhibit and spoke with some of the parents whose children were memorialized in the display. The Duke then delivered a keynote speech to the European Parliament, in which he challenged the members by stating, "If technology really can change the world for the better, let's begin by making it safe for children."
The Duchess of Sussex wore her black coat from Mackage with Christian Dior pumps and earrings. On her coat, she wore a tiny poppy pin.
On Tuesday, Queen Maxima officially opened the Cooking from the Fridge exhibition at the Bonnefanten in Maastricht.