Harry & Meghan Shine at Sundance Premiere

This week, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle graced the Sundance Film Festival, attending the premiere of the documentary 'Cookie Queens' on Saturday, January 24. This film, which highlights the intense Girl Scout cookie sales season, was co-produced by their company, Archewell Productions.

The Duke of Sussex's Sundance appearance followed his presence in London's High Court for his ongoing lawsuit against the publishers of the Daily Mail. Court documents reveal Harry's feelings of paranoia due to alleged intrusions into his private life, impacting his mental health and relationships.

Senior Lawyer Rachael Bennett commented that Harry's personal testimony in this case could lead to larger damages compared to previous legal actions, as it introduces a more human element.

Separately, Kate Middleton undertook her first solo engagement of 2026 on Tuesday, January 27. The Princess of Wales, 44, visited Family Action's Children's Trauma Therapy Service in Northern England. There, she met with families and therapists, emphasizing mental health and healing, and shared a lighthearted moment with a young child.

Later, Kate visited Wakefield Trinity Rugby League, engaging with young players and community outreach participants focused on combating isolation.