Prince Harry and Meghan Markle open up on 'the world Archie will inherit' in first appearance from new home

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle appeared at a joint engagement, their first from their new home in Santa Barbara, to meet with the Queen's Commonwealth Trust to discuss using digital as a force for good.

The couple - who recently moved from Los Angeles to Santa Barbara - were on a Zoom call with four young activists who have all launched campaigns, organisations and charities largely helped by social media and digital activism.

And Harry and Meghan took the opportunity to praise the QCT for their work, and what they're doing for the upcoming generations - which inludes their one-year-old son, Archie.

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Harry said: "It takes courage to set up something like this or to stand up to hate, or to stand up to lies.

"You all need to stamp those lies out, stamp those mistruths out, which can reach communities, and become incredibly confusing.

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"We all know how good it is to be around positivity and optimsm. This is the world that you guys are going to inherit."

He then added he was saying "you guys," as he feels "way too old" to include himself in the upcoming generations.

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Meghan laughed and said, "Stop! We're not old!"

Harry laughed and repeated, "This is the world that you guys are going to inherit," before Meghan added, "And Archie."

Harry agreed, and finished: "It's on us now to make the world a better place, and we are."

This is the first time the couple have appeared together from their new home.

Talking about their move, a spokesperson said, "They have settled into the quiet privacy of their community since their arrival and hope that this will be respected for their neighbours, as well as for them as a family."

Hayley Minn

Hayley is a Celebrity Features Editor with more than five years' experience in online and magazines. She currently looks after all things celebrity for Woman, Woman’s Own, Woman’s Weekly, Woman & Home, and Goodto.com. Before joining Future, Hayley spent a year as a TV reporter for Mirror Online and a year and a half as a showbiz and TV reporter for OK! Online - but was forced to write about tech and cars for a year before that, despite knowing nothing about either!.