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It's March 31st.

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Prince Harry made a rare public stop in Washington, D.C.

speaking at the world's biggest summit on privacy, artificial intelligence, and online.

Safety.

On March 31st, the 41-year-old Duke took the stage at the International Association of Privacy

Professionals Global Summit, waving to, the crowd in diving into a keynote chat with

top experts in digital responsibility.

Harry jetted in from his California home, where he lives with Meghan Markle and their

kids, six-year-old Archie and four-year-old Lily Bet.

The couple has pushed hard on online safety, since leaving royal duties in the U.K.,

back in 2020, even shouting out a big court win against, YouTube and Meta just last week.

That same day, Buckingham Palace dropped news of King Charles' upcoming state visit to

the U.S.

The 77-year-old King and 78-year-old Queen Camilla head over from April 27th to 30th, marking

America's 2, 150th birthday at President Trump's invitation.

Trump hides it up on social media, calling for a fancy White House banquet on April 28

evening.

He said it'd be terrific, especially with the historic anniversary, and he's looking

forward to time with the King he respects.

No word on father-son meetups, though.

Of course, say Harry gets the situation and isn't pushing for one during the trip, keeping

things as they are across.

The pond.