Prince Harry was seen wrapping a protective arm around Meghan (together right) as they sat for dinner at the Ripple of Hope Gala in New York City on Tuesday night. Harry could be heard discussing the importance of storytelling, saying 'Ultimately we live in this world now where sharing experiences and sharing stories has an enormous impact,' adding it was important to undertake 'if you are in a position of influence, leadership, or otherwise.' Meghan (left) appeared to take a leaf out of the Princess of Wales' style book, as she donned a daring off-the-shoulder white gown, complete with thigh-high slit, to accept the 'anti-racism' award in New York - days after Kate wore a near-identical design to the Earthshot gala in Boston. The couple are attending the gala - an event for which tickets were being sold for up to $1million (£820,000) each - to accept a human rights award from the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Foundation, a prize that counts Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton among its former recipients.
