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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were greeted by schoolchildren at the Royal Pavillion in Brighton this afternoon as part of their whistle-stop tour of Sussex

Prince Harry did not shy away from a crowd of children as he was seen going for a high-five with pupils from the Queen's Park Primary School

After meeting with the Duke and Duchess, one schoolchild revealed Prince Harry told the children they were too young to be playing online video game Fortnite

The child told ITN: "Prince Harry came over and talked to us and Erin asked him about Fortnite

" The children shook their head when asked if Prince Harry said he played the popular game

Another youngster mocked Prince Harry and said: "He was like this 'what is wrong with parents'

" One child also said: "And then he asked how old we are and we said that we are eight and he said 'you guys shouldn't really play Fortnite'

" Meghan, who is the first-ever Duchess of Sussex, chose to wear a cream Armani coat, a black shirt by And Other Stories, and a bottle-green leather Hugo Boss skirt paired with nude suede stilettos

In another touching moment, dog-lover Meghan, 37, bent down to stroke a black pooch who was also in the crowds to greet her

Harry, dressed in a grey suit and white shirt, also shared a sweet moment as he cuddled up to a dog, also in the crowds

The royal couple had a busy day as they embarked of their first official visit to Sussex

The pair, who got married in May, kicked off their tour in Chichester, where around 1,000 excited royal fans filled the streets to catch a glimpse of the royals

The royal couple then headed to Bognor Regis, where they officially opened the University of Chichester's Engineering and Digital Technology Park and met more schoolchildren

Harry and Meghan then travelled to Brighton and then to Peacehaven to meet youngsters at the JOFF Youth Centre and hearing about their work on mental health and wellbeing

For more infomation >> Prince Harry asks 'what is WRONG with parents' for letting children play THIS popular game - Duration: 2:56.

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How a friends' night out sparked the idea for a new, thriving business - Duration: 1:16.

By every sense of the definition,

this is a family company.

We look at each other like brother and sister.

Older sister, by the way.

- [Saadia] (snickering)

We first met at the University of Houston.

- [Saadia] We would go, I think, to get sushi

once a week.

- It was usually sushi.

- [Saadia] Yep. Then one day, we had seen something

which kind of launched our business.

- I love this story.

You want me to go?

- Yeah, you go this time. (laughing)

- Okay, so we were in a popular area in Houston.

We saw a group of three or four girls

wearing some really nice, expensive high heels,

and their feet started really hurting them, clearly.

And so they took them off, and they were

walking across the street completely barefoot.

And we both kind of looked at each other -

You know, "Hey, well, what if there was something

that girls could put in their purse

so they don't have to walk barefoot in the streets?"

60,000 Purse Pals later, here we are.

- My name is Saadia Mirza.

- And I'm Bassel Riche.

- And we are the founders of Solemates from Houston, Texas.

- It's really amazing to see how far the business has grown.

It started off with one or two shoes every few days,

and then when we started selling on Prime

it went to a whole 'nother level.

Amazon helps you do things that a small business

would really, really struggle to do on its own.

- I think there's nothing more special

than putting out something into the world

that you're really proud of.

For more infomation >> How a friends' night out sparked the idea for a new, thriving business - Duration: 1:16.

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Bottle Of Whiskey Sells For $1.1 Million - Duration: 0:33.

For more infomation >> Bottle Of Whiskey Sells For $1.1 Million - Duration: 0:33.

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Geeky gifts make for serious careers - Duration: 1:07.

- [Cindy] We're kind of a quirky family

with an offbeat sense of humor.

- It's just kinda in our DNA.

- We were all born geeks.

Our favorite vacation, I think, was the Smithsonian.

- [Danny] We did it twice actually.

- Yeah, we did. - Yeah.

My name is Cindy Green.

I am the founder of Neurons Not Included.

- My name is Danny Green,

and I am a partner at Neurons Not Included.

- And also my son.

- Yeah. (laughing)

- [Cindy] We specialize in gifts for what is commonly known as STEM:

science, technology, engineering, and math.

And we like clever. We like funny things.

coffee mugs, Christmas ornaments... - [both] coasters.

I like the one that says,

"Good moms let you lick the beaters.

Great moms turn 'em off first."

I guess I must be a great mother,

because I turned 'em off first.

- I still got my tongue.

- Yep. (laughing)

- [Cindy] The biggest hurdle we had

in getting started was visibility.

Amazon solved that in a large way for us.

- [Danny] Amazon is nice and consistent.

And once you get in your groove,

and you know what you're doing, it stays that way,

which is very nice.

- Good answer.

- [Danny] (laughter)

For more infomation >> Geeky gifts make for serious careers - Duration: 1:07.

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Man honored for saving coworker during Rite Aid stabbing - Duration: 2:04.

For more infomation >> Man honored for saving coworker during Rite Aid stabbing - Duration: 2:04.

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Local radio personality to host "Community Baby Shower" for homeless mothers - Duration: 1:56.

For more infomation >> Local radio personality to host "Community Baby Shower" for homeless mothers - Duration: 1:56.

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Spooky Hallowen Song for kids. Funny Zombies. Banshees and Witches rhymes. Scary music for children - Duration: 2:31.