In a history-making first for the royal family, Prince Harry has publicly addressed politics in a US television special, urging Americans to register to vote.
During the address, the Duke urged Americans to “reject hate speech” as the election approaches.
“Every four years we are told the same thing, that this is the most important election of our lifetime. But this one is,” the Duchess, wearing black trousers and a brown shirt, said to the camera. “Tonight reminds us of how important it is to watch out for each other, to care for each other and to inspire each other,” Harry said.Meghan and Harry spoke from their new home in California, where they now live with their son Archie. Picture: Getty Images.“Really never thought I’d see this day come!” a follower gushed.
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