Prince Harry gets cheeky with his wife, Meghan, during a rare PDA moment

On the red carpet, the royal couple flaunted some rare PDA, which caught attention, as the Duke’s palm rested gently on his wife’s bottom.

At the event, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle discussed parenting in the digital age, and the Archewell Foundation highlighted concerns about online safety.

At the Project Healthy Minds Gala, where Harry and Meghan were honored as Humanitarians of the Year, Harry was caught patting Meghan as they posed for photos.

The Duchess of Sussex, always composed, subtly adjusted her hand and said something to her husband while he laughed, as seen on Another clip Shared by Welcome! magazine.

Observers also caught some awkward moments. Harry appeared ready to move on while Meghan kept taking additional snaps, with Meghan reportedly saying to her: “Come on now,” as captured in footage from the event.

Despite the brief awkwardness, the couple looked stunning at the event and held hands the entire time.

During the ceremony, Meghan was praised as a “mother, wife, entrepreneur and philanthropist”, receiving the prestigious award.

Harry was also honored for his advocacy for mental health awareness and the impact of his 2021 memoir “Spare.”

Philip Shermer, founder and CEO of Project Healthy Minds, praised the duo’s dedication, saying: ““Your leadership and generosity…have made a profound difference in the lives of so many.”

In their joint statements, Meghan and Harry spoke affectionately about their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, and spoke about the challenges of raising children in today’s digital age.

“They’re still too young for social media, but we know that day is coming,” Meghan said. Daily Mail. “Like many parents, we are constantly thinking about how to take advantage of the benefits of technology while protecting against its risks. The hopeful intention of separating quickly becomes impossible.”

Harry expressed her concern, describing this time as a crucial time to “protect and support children in the digital age.”

True to her words, Meghan continues to keep her children’s lives private, only sharing glimpses of their home life in Montecito through her recently revived Instagram presence.

After the ceremony, the couple’s Archewell Foundation highlighted the growing crisis, citing data from the Social Media Victims Law Center showing more than 4,000 families have taken legal action over harmful social media exposure.

The Foundation indicated that this number “represents only a small portion of the affected families, and is limited to those who have the resources and ability to take legal action through a single law firm.”

“If these deaths and harms to children were unintended consequences ten years ago, then what are they now?” Harry asked.

Last month, Harry and Meghan made a surprise appearance on One805LIVE! Benefit Gala, an annual event that unites artists and supporters to raise money for essential equipment and mental health programs benefiting first responders in Santa Barbara County.

As reported the peoplemagazineMeghan briefly joined her husband on stage before Harry presented an award to Santa Barbara County Fire Chief Mark Hartwig.

This was the third year in a row that the Duke has attended the ceremony, this time alongside Meghan, which was held at Kevin Costner’s stunning oceanfront estate in California.

The night featured performances by Trisha Yearwood, Good Charlotte, The Fry, and other notable acts.