The Sussexes have spent years advocating for greater protections around social-media harm and bullying, especially for children, which Meta's new policy may jeopardize.

Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg released a video saying it was time to prioritize “free expression" and that fact-checkers had become “politically biased."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have joined the ranks of those displeased with Meta’s changes to fact-checking and have released a statement saying that

Justine Bateman, best known for roles in sitcoms Family Ties and Arrested Development, was among those left unimpressed after Meghan and Harry were pictured at Pasadena Convention Center, which is temporarily being used as an evacuation centre for people who have lost their homes.

Harry and Meghan’s statement concluded, “We at The Archewell Foundation remain committed to promoting accountability, safeguarding information integrity, and protecting all communities in the digital age. We hope and expect those enabling Meta’s profits, like advertisers and shareholders, to do the same.”

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have opened their home in Santa Barbara County, Calif., to their loved ones seeking refuge from the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires.

From Harry & Meghan to their various docuseries, here are all of the Sussex productions currently on the streaming platform.

The Montecito home of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex is far from the current Los Angeles fires, but they have visited the Eaton Fire site and volunteered nearby.