In their first joint interview since 2021, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sat down with CBS Sunday Morning’s Jane Pauley to shed light on their latest project — one that’s close to both their hearts.

Meghan spoke candidly about her past struggles with suicidal thoughts, sharing how that painful chapter in her life continues to fuel her passion for mental health work.

The couple used the opportunity to highlight the serious risks that social media poses for kids today. They’ve been working closely with families who have experienced unimaginable loss, as their children became victims of online bullying. As they explained, their mission is to create a safer, more compassionate digital space for the next generation.

Reflecting on her 2021 Oprah interview, Meghan emphasized the value of speaking openly about mental health. She said that sharing her pain is part of healing and hopes others never feel the same loneliness or struggle.

During her Oprah interview, a pregnant Meghan Markle revealed she was denied mental health support by the institution. She said, “I told them I needed help… that I’d never felt this way before,” but was told seeking help “wouldn’t be good for the institution.”