Meghan Markle posted a "date night" video from a World Series baseball game after Prince Harry discussed concerns around social media in a new podcast appearance.
The Duchess of Sussex took to Instagram and shared a story of the pair together at an LA Dodgers fixture, smiling with the team's co-owner, Magic Johnson and his wife, Cookie.
In a separate clip, Meghan enthusiastically points at a row of Gold Glove awards before placing her hand over her mouth while biting a hot dog.
Harry is then seen pumping the air as he excitedly said: "Let's go."
Harry ecstatically says: 'Let's go' while Meghan nibbles on a hot dog during their date night.
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Harry and Meghan pictured with Magic Johnson and his wife, Cookie.
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The royal appeared to be holding one of the balls used in the fixture, a prized possession for many baseball fans.
The pair were sitting in the front row of the game, in seats worth tens of thousands of dollars.
It comes as the Duke of Sussex discussed the dangers of social media, as he issued a warning to parents, saying they "should be really worried".
The prince explained that he and Megan "will be cautious and hesitant" about allowing Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet access online, due to the threats it poses.
Meghan showed off the golden gloves at the Dodger's game.
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The royal couple fear that other parents will have to manage their child's social media activity with minimal existing knowledge.
Harry stated: "In no logical, fair, ethical, moral world, should a parent have to consider this app that sits on the phone.
"For these kids who are on smartphones at the moment, even if you're a parent who says, you know what, I'm not going to allow you to be on Instagram. I'm not going to allow you to be on Snapchat.
"Guess what happens? They go to school, they get bullied because they're the only person that's not on that platform."
Prince Harry showed off a baseball he received from the game.
|The Duke of Sussex said he would rather their children had "old phones" as opposed to the modern options available.
The royal said: "The reality is that if you talk about just having a smartphone and a sort of old school phone, two very different things.
"If you want to be able to contact your kid, maybe we should just be giving them the old school phone. AKA they call it dumb phones now, right? Funny that, because the smartphone seems to be making us dumber anyway."
The prince warned about parents posting their children online due to the risk of unregulated AI.
As fans celebrated, Meghan smiled on following the surprise appearance at the baseball fixture.
|Harry said: "The reality is from what I've learnt, what I've seen, what I've heard and experienced, especially through the parents network, is you should be really worried, concerned and cautious about putting photographs of your kids online, especially now.
"With this surge of unregulated AI, you just don't know where it's going to go. You don't know how it's going to be [used]."
Discussing about what age he would feel comfortable with the pair's kids having social media, the prince felt that 21 "is a sensible age".
The prince stated: "I think you know, once your brain is properly formed, you are starting to learn who you are."
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